Euroedge and One Eyed Jack

SilvaSpyder

SilvaSpyder

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Between the Euroedge and One eyed Jack which would you say would be the best to keep a hold of and which to let go as far as overall value and collectibility down the road. I love them both but must leave one behind. It’s a tough choice and wouldn’t mind a little input. As far as the blade just can’t beat the Euroedge but the inlays and work on the spine of the Jack are beautiful. Thanks for any help.
 
SilvaSpyder said:
Between the Euroedge and One eyed Jack which would you say would be the best to keep a hold of and which to let go as far as overall value and collectibility down the road. I love them both but must leave one behind. It’s a tough choice and wouldn’t mind a little input. As far as the blade just can’t beat the Euroedge but the inlays and work on the spine of the Jack are beautiful. Thanks for any help.
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Very hard to predict which knives will go up in value in the future.
 
SilvaSpyder said:
Your opinion which would you prefer to keep. Which appeals to you more?
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That has very little to do with which one will go up in value. I prefer the Euroedge for a bunch of reasons. I like that it is a dagger and backlocks aren’t my cup of tea.
 
It's pure speculation, but I'd say the Euro Edge is more of the type of unique design that Spyderco is known for. I don't like either knife much, but the Jack is so tiny and imo offers little appeal over a regular Traditional..
 
I like the one eyed jack more, but id say the euro edge would go up in value more in the future just because of how unique it is.
 
Man, I really loved the One Eyed Jack. Something drew me to it, but I just couldn’t justify the price they went for. When it was discontinued, it went for a much more reasonable price, but they were all sold out before I realized it. That said, I would hold onto the Jack, I think it is a more unique Spyderco.
 
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