How many Sebenza's are out there?

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I was just wondering if anyone had an estimate for how many Sebenzas have been made? Sorry if this question has already been asked. But I think it's an interesting question as CRK is always back ordered for quite some time. Thanks in advance :)
 
Not enough......

As proof I only have two (Large Insingo and a 25) and could certainly find space to several more :D
 
I have also wondered this myself. I would imagine that not too many exist though. Since they are relatively exclusive knives and all.
 
I have at least 1, that's a start, everybody else that has one or more just add it to my 1 and we'll get a count going... ;)
 
If we could figure out what they produce a year, im sure a good estimate would be easy. I wouldnt even begin to know how many they make lol
 
Add in another 4
Funny I was thinking on this line also-wondering what the production per year was now. I
 
Doing a quick search the Idaho Chamber of Commerce says that CRK has an annual sales volume of $10M to $20M, so at around $300 or so per knife (dealer price) that's around 30000 knives per year, which seems quite high to me.

However, that is for all the different knives they make. I bet around 60% of the knives they sell are Sebenza so ~18,000 Sebenzas per year? I don't think that actually sounds too unreasonable.
 
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The special order knives, knives with inlays or graphics and load Lisa's picks cost substantially more so if you take out the plain Jane's I'm sure that # seems more plausible.
 
I'm not sure if it was in a note from CRK or somewhere here, but I remember the current production being around 1800 - 2000 per year. If they had half that the first 10 years (1992-2002) and 2000 soft the next 11 years to 2013 then --- 10x1000 + 11x2000 = 32,000.

I'll dig around and see if I can find the message.
 
FordFan said:
Not enough......

As proof I only have two (Large Insingo and a 25) and could certainly find space to several more :D
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Heh. The problem is not that there are "not enough" knives. I'm sure there are plenty and I have 3, the problem is not enough money in the various buyers' pockets. ;)
 
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