What knife are you the saddest you ever sold?

I sold a Bill Ankrom Loveless style drop point made by Ankrom when he lived in Michigan. I think I let it go for a hundred bucks. Oh well, live and learn!
 
Benchmade Nimravus M2. Back then (15+ years ago) my sharpening stones were inadequate for that steel.
 
jill jackson said:
The way new stuff comes out I never regret selling anything, because there's always something I want new and improved.
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I agree to some extent but knives aren't iPhones. The technical improvements are slow and only part of the story.
 
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This one without any doubt. A Queen Copperhead in curly zebra wood that I had thinned out to make an incredible slicer. It had a really great pull and was just a pleasure to carry and use. Sold it and a few others to pay for the kids to have new coats for the winter after recovery from major surgery which left the bank account hurting. I regret no longer having it but don't regret putting my kids before some pocket knives!
 
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Well I do miss my first Sebenza in Basket weave and Carbon Fiber from Knife Art but I sold it to help fund an awesome computer I was building so no regrets. I now am up to two Sebenza's and an Unumzaan. I'm going after a Large Inkosi next.
 
I don't sell many knives, period. But when money got tight and I did sell a few off, the only 2 I can honestly say I miss are a Green Mcusta sword and an orange Lionsteel sr2a
 
US made Kershaw Zing.

I didn't sell it, I gave it away as a gift. I had two and I gave away the better of the two.
 
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