Carbon Fiber Civilian "Sprint"
Carbon Fiber Civilian "Sprint"
There is a change in the quantity of CF Civvies being made. From 500 to 1200.
We learned when ordering began that 500 would not be enough. If 100 (half) collectors order all variations (4), that's 80% of the run. After Spyderco crew, there would not be any available for anyone else.
I do not believe that this change will affect the long term value of the piece.
Thank you for your kind understanding to this change.
sal
We learned when ordering began that 500 would not be enough. If 100 (half) collectors order all variations (4), that's 80% of the run. After Spyderco crew, there would not be any available for anyone else.
I do not believe that this change will affect the long term value of the piece.
Thank you for your kind understanding to this change.
sal
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What are the variations that will be made?
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Ricki
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Ahhhh, well... If it ain't a CF-Civvie, it ain't a collector's piece... <img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle> No worries Sal, I'll go with the programme! <img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle> When are the knives available and how much will it be priced?
Sam
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what is the v at the end of the serial# could it be variations
:confused:sal wrote:There is a change in the quantity of CF Civvies being made. From 500 to 1200.
We learned when ordering began that 500 would not be enough. If 100 (half) collectors order all variations (4), that's 80% of the run. After Spyderco crew, there would not be any available for anyone else.
I do not believe that this change will affect the long term value of the piece.
Thank you for your kind understanding to this change.
sal
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civilian cf lh se
sal im knew at this as you can see / but i was searching through old threads and saw that you mentioned left handed serrated civilians would be reversed and have a " v" at the end of the serial #/ i was unable to find the thread again explaining it all /so here i am with this mess of a question spread all over the forum with stuff pulled up from 2000 looking stupid /i just hope you find my questions in this mess/ thanks cleverclutch!
p.s. i think my clutch is slippin today
p.s. i think my clutch is slippin today
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cleverclutch, I'm not Sal, but I do own 2 LH PE CF Civies, one of which bears collectors #162V and another that is un-numbered. The number indicates that knife was originally ordered by the member of the collectors club who had that number. There could very well be LH SE, RH PE, and RH SE CF Civies with the same number out there somewhere as well. Remember that while the number is unique within a given variant, it is not a true serial number, that is to say the existence of 162V does not imply the existence of any particular number below 162, only that collector #162 was signed up for the variants. This is an interesting thread, glad you resurected it. Funny I just noticed for the first time how modest Sal is, "registered user", if that ain't the understatement of the year.
Paul
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