Not a bad price for a LE...

wolfdog said:
I can't tell if this is a two-dot or a three-dot that just went for $14.50. Looks like good user in either case. It's just that it looks like two dots before the 110 mark. Could it be? I can't really tell on my screen.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Buck-110-Older_...ible_Knives?hash=item27b11385d5#ht_500wt_1035

It wasn't me. My current users are Sambar Stag 110s with S30V. :) Now, I've got to start collecting 'em, too. :)
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Wolf, I think it's a Four-Dotter.

Still a good deal.

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Those knives are mostly kinda beat up, but I suppose if you spent the time to do the cleanup and spit-shine thing you would have a reasonable gain.

BTW.....did you catch the recent post Buck110 made to me on another thread that enabled me to figure out that the previous knife was probably a Four-Dotter and definitely not a Three-Dotter even though we couldn't see the dots clearly?

SO MUCH valuable information appears on this forum if you keep your eyes peeled!

:)
 
Mine came just a bit ago, and I'm glad that I decided to buy it. As wolfdog said, it's a piece of Buck history plus being a great looking knife. I really like the etch on the handle, the blade etch not so much, but all in all I'm very pleased to add it to my collection.

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Looks nice plumberdv. Thanks for showing the pictures. It would have been fantastic with a gold etch graphic of some kind on the blade, but it's still an interesting piece of Buck history. I still wonder where the 630 number came from.
 
wolfdog said:
Looks nice plumberdv. Thanks for showing the pictures. It would have been fantastic with a gold etch graphic of some kind on the blade, but it's still an interesting piece of Buck history. I still wonder where the 630 number came from.
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I found the knife in the Special Projects list and it said somewhere in the 500's were made. The scan of the list was poor, so I couldn't tell the exact number. I do know that sometimes the lists aren't accurate.
 
Plumberdv said:
When I buy a knife, I decide what it's worth. That decision is based on what it's value is to ME, not what it's value or worth is to anyone else.
I really don't care what anyone else thinks it's worth or if it has their definition of value.;)
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what a way to say it...
many times of late a knife was worth more to me then i bid ..
but i bid only what i was able to..
many times that is why i loose the listing to other bidd'ers
not enough money vs deeper pockets..
who here was it that collected wolfs?
 
110 Dave said:
what a way to say it...
many times of late a knife was worth more to me then i bid ..
but i bid only what i was able to..
many times that is why i loose the listing to other bidd'ers
not enough money vs deeper pockets..
who here was it that collected wolfs?
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You maybe talking about me there Dave. You out bid me on Joe's Wolf 110 as you had the deeper pockets. I get the wolf Bucks for my daughter who is the wolf lover. She has three very nice wolf Buck knives so far. A stag 916 with a gold wolf etch, a Duke 500 with a scrim wolf, and a 525 with a wolf print in a wolf scrim topped box.
jb4570
 
yep Jb ....u is D very one ...
hummm .... i still have that one...
box and all ....
it is The only one known ...so far...
might email you some time ...:)
 
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