I bought one of the 112's at my local Walmart. The clamshell label says the tang stamp is a special one just for this special edition. Also, last year the sheaths for the holiday 110 Walmart special editions drew a lot of justified criticism for being thin and cheap looking. This sheath is much better, looks like it will be pretty durable. All in all, I would say this is well worth even the regular $25 price. Like many, I will be hoping for some post holiday markdowns.
Also, a post above mentioned chipped tips on some of these knives. I looked at about a dozen, saw no chips or any other defects. The lockup on mine is just as tight as any regular 110/112 I own.
Added: I do not know what the total production figure is for this 112, but if the tang stamp is really limited to just this knife, then it might make for long term collectibility.
...That stamp intrigues me...I doubt if Buck would make up a "special" stamp for WW but anything is possible. I made another trip to Wally's today and found someone who actually "worked" in the area. After I described what I was looking for he mentioned that someone had shown him some knife in a "tin" over the weekend and was talking about how or where to put it up. He wasn't sure if it was a Buck or not. We searched through the Sporting Goods area and was unable to find any Bucks in a tin, clam-pack or otherwise in any display out on the floor. They did have some 110's and 119's and other assorted Bucks in boxes under the counter but they had "NO 112's at all" ...So for me it's still a waiting game. The manager was not there, he was out to lunch, so I'm gonna call after 3 this afternoon to see if he knows anything about the 112's...
...Just finished checking five ( 5 ) WW's in a 25 mile radius around Hudson, Florida where I live and none of them have any of the 112's or the SJ's in yet...Most are not aware of what I was talking about when I was telling them what I wanted but that's not surprizing. I'll definitely grab a few if I get the chance...:thumbup: 
