StoneAndSteel
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Damn! I threw in a post on the last sale just in case. This time I thought, "Naw, he wouldn't post a dagger in on the sale." Curse my lucky stars!
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Damn! I threw in a post on the last sale just in case. This time I thought, "Naw, he wouldn't post a dagger in on the sale." Curse my lucky stars!
I have to pay more attention on Fridays........we got the orders shipped and I noticed people were coming to the sales looking for one so I figured...
we got the orders shipped and I noticed people were coming to the sales looking for one so I figured...
Damn! I threw in a post on the last sale just in case. This time I thought, "Naw, he wouldn't post a dagger in on the sale." Curse my lucky stars!
Wait. What? There was a dagger for sale today? Good lord all mighty, such is my luck. Off work today and thought the same. *kicks rocks furiously
I found this funny. But my humor isn’t always appropriate.
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You may be going down but I believe your not the only one.
Hey everyone, thought I'd post the question here rather than making a new thread or unnecessarily bumping the bst thread, but I have a FK1 I'm thinking of selling. Problem is, I'm in New Zealand. So probably wouldn't sell for a while considering worldwide shipping delays but would that be something people would be trusting in? Do you think I'd eventually be able to sell it here even if I covered half the shipping? What is a ballpark figure for a FK1?
Been trying to sell local but just no demand for such a great knife here. Reason for selling is I feel bad about keeping a great knife stored away only to be handled once every couple of months and easing up on the knife hobby (hence letting my gold membership lapse) and wanting to free up funds for other hobbies (FISHING)
Answers in quote.I'm going to rattle off a few thoughts and opinions in no particular order but in order to sell on here (WTB/S/T thread) the same Exchange rules apply, i.e:
- You must be a Gold Level member at the very least to sell - sure no problem, just gauging if it is worth it or not at this point. Shipping times over the world are held up by months in some instances so I wouldn't even try until things settle down a bit. Haven't used the forums to buy or sell for a long time which is why I'm back to basic.
- You must determine and add an actual price to your listing
- - You must cover all fees, including shipping, i.e, no more "net to me" or "friends & family" or as you had intimated, partial contribution toward shipping! - that's a fair point, would be hard to price though, would be way cheaper in shipping if an Aussie bought it as opposed to someone from the States. I'll just have to limit what countries I'll sell to.
You did not mention whether it is new, used or what condition or if 3V steel vs the D3V steel and what type of scales but that could be a mid 200's to almost 400 USD type knife with all the fees on you, if you should find an interested U.S buyer. This range I have stated is my own opinion based on the few of these which I have seen selling over these past 12 months or so. It may be better for you if one of our Aussie CPK buddies or maybe the Gent from Singapore was interested for a smoother transaction but I can not name names. Upgrade your membership if it is worth it to you, make your listing and see what happens. You may even get some PMs regarding this but if you end up selling that way, it will not be totally kosher because of your membership level. GLWS. - As far as I am aware per previous owner it is unused and unsharpened. I myself have done neither. Is it D3V with black unbuffed scales.
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Hoping for a good yield here. This is some of the richest Osage I've seen. Looks like a gem.