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There are lots of ways to interpret this question.
I think every knife that I buy (that ends up seeing duty) shows a return on the investment every time I use it.
Buying knives for a cash return is a bad idea...you will likely never beat inflation. I have a friend that collects guns as an "investment". He says it best I think. "If you buy something you do not personally enjoy owning, you have totally missed the point of collecting".
When buying stuff and collecting, you win some, you lose some...but if you enjoyed it in some manner...you will always have that to look back on.
I think every knife that I buy (that ends up seeing duty) shows a return on the investment every time I use it.
Buying knives for a cash return is a bad idea...you will likely never beat inflation. I have a friend that collects guns as an "investment". He says it best I think. "If you buy something you do not personally enjoy owning, you have totally missed the point of collecting".
When buying stuff and collecting, you win some, you lose some...but if you enjoyed it in some manner...you will always have that to look back on.