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What is the difference between CG and LE other than blade finish and price? What advantage does the LE have over CG?
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Difference between CG and LE?
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It will sell for more money later, but costs you more now.
There is no performance difference at all, except maybe the coating factor, a little more element proof, which you should'nt have to worry about much anyway since INFI is relatively rust resistant.
--Jeff
There is no performance difference at all, except maybe the coating factor, a little more element proof, which you should'nt have to worry about much anyway since INFI is relatively rust resistant.
--Jeff
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The LE version in a Busse knife means that it is a numbered, limited edition of that model. This will add to the value of the knife as a collectable piece.
Yours in nuclear collections,(the using kind)
Andrew Pinchen
Yours in nuclear collections,(the using kind)
Andrew Pinchen
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1. How limited is LE? Is it a proven thing that selling LE Busse knives is profitable, similar to selling to Rolex at Ebay?