Tough Decisions. Deciding what to keep in your collection.

[Chako]

If you have to catch a virus, the Wenger strain is a good one to catch. 

[El Corkscrew]

I'll share some easy decisions I've made recently after a tough decision to sell 2 Copper Cadets I had:

I've sinced scored:

pre'91 Golfer 91mm
Golfer 84mm,
'92 DAK
NIB 80's Rucksack
80's Tourist w/ Swiss Ad inlay
'82 Vic Soldier
Another COPPER CADET (used) + "Let's go to the Mountains" Special Ediition Classc (Both for $23)

 and still have a few bucks left over from the original 2 Cadets!  All it takes is time, patience, and an eye for SAKs. 

[Mechanickal]

and still have a few bucks left over from the original 2 Cadets!  All it takes is time, patience, and an eye for SAKs. 

And alot of spare cash

[El Corkscrew]

and still have a few bucks left over from the original 2 Cadets!  All it takes is time, patience, and an eye for SAKs. 

And alot of spare cash

I think you may have missed the point here.  I didn't really spend any, sold two older SAKs and got the above listed. 

[Mechanickal]

and still have a few bucks left over from the original 2 Cadets!  All it takes is time, patience, and an eye for SAKs. 

And alot of spare cash

I think you may have missed the point here.  I didn't really spend any, sold two older SAKs and got the above listed. 

Which generated spare cash...

And on the other hand, how were the older SAKs aquired?

[El Corkscrew]

and still have a few bucks left over from the original 2 Cadets!  All it takes is time, patience, and an eye for SAKs. 

And alot of spare cash

I think you may have missed the point here.  I didn't really spend any, sold two older SAKs and got the above listed. 

Which generated spare cash...

And on the other hand, how were the older SAKs aquired?

For much less than I sold them for.    Hey man, I like SAKs (even more than money), hope you're okay with that. 

[El Corkscrew]

If you're good at it, you can start with a very small investment and keep flipping.  Also, any time I make a profit off of knife I feel partially responsible to re-invest that $ in SAKs,

After all, I'm not collecting to get rich, I'm collecting to amass a badass collection. 

[magentus]

If you're good at it, you can start with a very small investment and keep flipping.  Also, any time I make a profit off of knife I feel partially responsible to re-invest that $ in SAKs,

After all, I'm not collecting to get rich, I'm collecting to amass a badass collection. 

Your collection is so badass Chuck Norris is thinking of challenging it to a fight. 

It's great that you're sharing it with us through your posts, pics and Youtube vids 

[Mechanickal]

and still have a few bucks left over from the original 2 Cadets!  All it takes is time, patience, and an eye for SAKs. 

And alot of spare cash

I think you may have missed the point here.  I didn't really spend any, sold two older SAKs and got the above listed. 

Which generated spare cash...

And on the other hand, how were the older SAKs aquired?

For much less than I sold them for.    Hey man, I like SAKs (even more than money), hope you're okay with that. 

Just pulling your strings buddy

[nmpops]

I never sell any SAK I own. I do occasionally give some away but basically I don't buy what I don't use. But I do like to have at  least 2 of each. 

[El Corkscrew]

I never sell any SAK I own. I do occasionally give some away but basically I don't buy what I don't use. But I do like to have at  least 2 of each.

pics? 

[Aloha]

If you're good at it, you can start with a very small investment and keep flipping.  Also, any time I make a profit off of knife I feel partially responsible to re-invest that $ in SAKs,

After all, I'm not collecting to get rich, I'm collecting to amass a badass collection. 

I want this on a T Shirt.