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:)a co-worker has a nib small sebenza 21(no idaho made)and he's asking 360,my question is,is it worth the extra 10 bucks?:confused:
 
Maybe a good thing to keep good feelings between co-workers.
But it actually is probably worth 10 extra on the re-sale market. Many have chimed in on not liking the stamp, some don't care...but not a lot were hoping and wishing for the stamp.
Just my 2 cents, so really it's only $9.98 more :D
 
A lot of places you'd buy a Sebbie at you'd probably pay close to that extra $10 just to have it shipped. Plus you have it NOW! :)
 
I would say a lot has to do with you. Do you care about the stamp. If you don't like it it may easily be worth $10 rather than time spent finding one without -which may or may not be cheaper. Also are you planning on ever selling the knife. While a no stamp may get a premium on a LNIB I doubt it gets much on a well used, and no extra on a keeper. I prefer no stamp knives, but it really isn't a deal breaker. I think in a year or 2 there will be few that even no what you are talking about when you say no stamp.
 
handle cash-get knife? that's fast so do it if you like it and like the price

handling and then buying is something that for me here is nearly impossible so to me it would be more worth than 10$ if I could handle a knife before buying
Maxx
 
I'd say yes.
If you use it, the USD 10 is not so much in the long run.
Please let us know how you decided.
red mag
 
well, i'll think i'm going to pass, and get a small micarta... been looking at them, looks pretty cool. i think the grip factor will be a plus.. hope ya'll will chime in on the micarta!
 
I think you will like the small micarta I have one and just love it. Gives a little more grip and a bit more roundness(vs flat scales) to the handle. It is my favorite Sebenza(but I just ordered a small mammoth inlay, so the jury is still out-even with the dreaded stamp LOL). I think you would have liked the 21 also.
 
I would say no its not worth the $10. Its not about the money, its about the principal of marking up the price. Your friend is already making $20 extra dollars for selling it at the now MSRP price of 350$ (when he bought it at 330$) but he wants to mark it up another 10$ for the non stamp?
 
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