Unbelievable deals on the Busse for sale forum right now

I would take me a lot longer to list those I won't sell than those I might. Then again, I might not, as every time I decide to sell one my stomach hurts and I back out.:D
 
All you weenie Noobs calm down!:D I've seen this before with Busse knives many times before and it didn't have much to do with the economy! They'll be back up soon enough! Oh and by the way, the last SHSJ I sold went for $225
(used to have 17 of them at one time) and that was less than two years ago now they're over $700:eek: and don't last very long on the exchange!
 
I think the party is just starting:cool::cool:
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Some of the "deals" I see arent really deals to me. Deals to me would be selling below original cost not the cost that someone paid $150 over on the second hand market and is trying to sell $10 less then what they paid and calling it a deal.
 
I'm not really buying Busse knives to resell, so I think the price drop is all good. :thumbup:

I know it's taking INFI out of some poor hog's pocket, but all's fair in love, war and the pursuit of INFI. :D
 
Where are all the Satin Jack LE s at ...... :confused:???? Those still seem to be in hiding from the exchange ...:grumpy:
 
I'm still seeing some stupid sucker prices on the exchange. Some knives are waaaay over priced.

That's the free market for you!!
 
I think you have to be "flexible" on your prices if you want to move anything right now. That said, I was able to move all 3 items I had posted in a couple of days without taking too much of a hit.
 
Knives are luxury items, not necessities. {More than 1 knife anyway}
In case you haven’t noticed, people aren’t buying $5.00 lattes at Starbucks like they used to. {Let alone 5 or 6 a day}

As the economy gets worse, and it will, the practice of buying more and more and more STUFF will end.

One definition of greed is continually wanting more and more of what you don’t need and not being satisfied with what you have.

We are a greedy culture.

America is in for a big bad surprise in the next few years. The good times are over.
It is amazing that our society is so full of false pride that we cannot see the possibility of our imminent downfall. The Berlin wall fell overnight, so did the former Soviet Union. How arrogant to think that we can’t fall overnight as well.

I’d say wait a couple more months and then see what kind of screaming deals you can get on your favorite fantasy knife. Prices tend to drop on toys when people wake up to the harsh reality of a failing economy.

Anybody wanna buy a Sus Scrofa? Only $380. Hurry! This won’t last! Buy all three from me. Each one is a little bit different but all are WAY overpriced! None have been used! Ready?
GO GO GO GO!!!!!!!
 
bearcut said:
Knives are luxury items, not necessities. {More than 1 knife anyway}
In case you haven’t noticed, people aren’t buying $5.00 lattes at Starbucks like they used to. {Let alone 5 or 6 a day}

As the economy gets worse, and it will, the practice of buying more and more and more STUFF will end.

One definition of greed is continually wanting more and more of what you don’t need and not being satisfied with what you have.

We are a greedy culture.

America is in for a big bad surprise in the next few years. The good times are over.
It is amazing that our society is so full of false pride that we cannot see the possibility of our imminent downfall. The Berlin wall fell overnight, so did the former Soviet Union. How arrogant to think that we can’t fall overnight as well.

I’d say wait a couple more months and then see what kind of screaming deals you can get on your favorite fantasy knife. Prices tend to drop on toys when people wake up to the harsh reality of a failing economy.

Anybody wanna buy a Sus Scrofa? Only $380. Hurry! This won’t last! Buy all three from me. Each one is a little bit different but all are WAY overpriced! None have been used! Ready?
GO GO GO GO!!!!!!!
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Well said and sadly correct!
 
bearcut said:
Knives are luxury items, not necessities. {More than 1 knife anyway}
In case you haven’t noticed, people aren’t buying $5.00 lattes at Starbucks like they used to. {Let alone 5 or 6 a day}

As the economy gets worse, and it will, the practice of buying more and more and more STUFF will end.

One definition of greed is continually wanting more and more of what you don’t need and not being satisfied with what you have.

We are a greedy culture.

America is in for a big bad surprise in the next few years. The good times are over.
It is amazing that our society is so full of false pride that we cannot see the possibility of our imminent downfall. The Berlin wall fell overnight, so did the former Soviet Union. How arrogant to think that we can’t fall overnight as well.

I’d say wait a couple more months and then see what kind of screaming deals you can get on your favorite fantasy knife. Prices tend to drop on toys when people wake up to the harsh reality of a failing economy.

Anybody wanna buy a Sus Scrofa? Only $380. Hurry! This won’t last! Buy all three from me. Each one is a little bit different but all are WAY overpriced! None have been used! Ready?
GO GO GO GO!!!!!!!
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Few years? It will happen much quicker than this I'm afraid. I can't wait until you can't buy food. Stock up now on the rice.
 
bearcut said:
Knives are luxury items, not necessities. {More than 1 knife anyway}
In case you haven’t noticed, people aren’t buying $5.00 lattes at Starbucks like they used to. {Let alone 5 or 6 a day}

As the economy gets worse, and it will, the practice of buying more and more and more STUFF will end.

One definition of greed is continually wanting more and more of what you don’t need and not being satisfied with what you have.

We are a greedy culture.

America is in for a big bad surprise in the next few years. The good times are over.
It is amazing that our society is so full of false pride that we cannot see the possibility of our imminent downfall. The Berlin wall fell overnight, so did the former Soviet Union. How arrogant to think that we can’t fall overnight as well.

I’d say wait a couple more months and then see what kind of screaming deals you can get on your favorite fantasy knife. Prices tend to drop on toys when people wake up to the harsh reality of a failing economy.

Anybody wanna buy a Sus Scrofa? Only $380. Hurry! This won’t last! Buy all three from me. Each one is a little bit different but all are WAY overpriced! None have been used! Ready?
GO GO GO GO!!!!!!!
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bearcut, where've ya been? I've missed your shiny, happy, positive outlook, especially concerning Busse knives!! Never a negative thing to say, this guy, and he LOVES Busse's!


:rolleyes:
 
bearcut said:
Knives are luxury items, not necessities. {More than 1 knife anyway}
In case you haven’t noticed, people aren’t buying $5.00 lattes at Starbucks like they used to. {Let alone 5 or 6 a day}

As the economy gets worse, and it will, the practice of buying more and more and more STUFF will end.

One definition of greed is continually wanting more and more of what you don’t need and not being satisfied with what you have.

We are a greedy culture.

America is in for a big bad surprise in the next few years. The good times are over.
It is amazing that our society is so full of false pride that we cannot see the possibility of our imminent downfall. The Berlin wall fell overnight, so did the former Soviet Union. How arrogant to think that we can’t fall overnight as well.

I’d say wait a couple more months and then see what kind of screaming deals you can get on your favorite fantasy knife. Prices tend to drop on toys when people wake up to the harsh reality of a failing economy.

Anybody wanna buy a Sus Scrofa? Only $380. Hurry! This won’t last! Buy all three from me. Each one is a little bit different but all are WAY overpriced! None have been used! Ready?
GO GO GO GO!!!!!!!
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bah humbug, buy everything you want, life as usual, don't choke our economy. buy some cool stuff and be a contributer to the economy :thumbup:




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Bravado said:
All you weenie Noobs calm down!:D I've seen this before with Busse knives many times before and it didn't have much to do with the economy! They'll be back up soon enough! Oh and by the way, the last SHSJ I sold went for $225
(used to have 17 of them at one time) and that was less than two years ago now they're over $700:eek: and don't last very long on the exchange!
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Woahhhhhh !! 17 ?? :confused: Nice ... :thumbup:

The reason why the prices on the Orig. Satin Jacks are so high is because many folks are starting to realize it is one of the best Busse models ever made..:cool:
 
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Tony G said:
You don't have any money anyway, need to get your car fixed.

:rolleyes:

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Yep. .. as of now my ride is fixed... used a good chunk of $ from the two Busse grails I sold last week...

Never said I was going to buy one now Tony.. I just want to see some SJ LE s pop and observe how fast they would get snatched up .. I am also curious to see what really the current market value of these things are...
 
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