Shoe box full of Spydercos

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Good evening all , Joined up tonight looking to get some info on some knives I acquired today in trade . I had a shoe box of spydercos handed to me in trade for a Marlin 44mag lever gun . I do collect knives but mostly WW1/WW2 edged weapons. I do not collect spydercos although I do love them and have a few I rotate out for daily use and carry , today I apparently became a collector of them . I plan on holding onto these so value is not really an issue but would be nice to know so I don't toss my son a $300 pocket knife , looking for some history mainly. My father has claimed a few of these already and my son (16) has been developing a fondness for sharp and pointy things and eyeing a few of these up . Any info would be greatly appreciated .
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a few more
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Welcome to the forum. There are so many great Spyderco models there.
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SpyderEdgeForever wrote:Welcome to the forum. There are so many great Spyderco models there.
Thank you for the welcome .
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Welcome, looks like you made out like a bandit. Great knives there!
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Welcome to the forum, Great looking collection for sure, no $300 pieces in there but definitely $100-$150 on some.
Happy to be part of this great forum and group of down to earth spyderco addicts, Thanks Sal and gang.
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Nice vintage collection there.

Probably the rarest are the Vesuvius and Viele (probably in the $125-150 range NIB); the Herbst ($100-150 NIB); and the Impala and C25 Centofante (~$125 NIB). If used, they're probably worth quite a bit less. Nothing in there is so rare and expensive that I would avoid using them if you feel like it.
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Welcome...and, YOU SCORED!
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Some of those boxes are worth a few dollars to collectors
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Holy Spyders Batman!!! :D Dude you have me so green with envy I don't even know what to say :o But there are about 3 of those that I would roll over and do dog tricks for :D An even up trade for a lever action rifle was really nice on your end for sure. Actually you made out like a very prosperous bandit :rolleyes: >> again I envy you greatly and by the way congratulations because trades like that don't happen very often. :spyder:
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Again , thank you all for the welcome and the help . Much appreciated .
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Welcome! That's a nice collection you got there, I'm jealous. :spyder:

I know what models some of those are. I don't know how much they'd sell for today, but if you like I can tell you the names of the ones I know and you can search eBay to see what the average selling price is.
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