Pricing Help Requested Please

[justjohn]

Can someone please give me the MSRP for the following knife: Spyderco Delica, Gen 1, G2, SE, CLIPIT. My "collection" is getting to the point where I want to insure it and the subject knife is the only one I can't find the MSRP for. Thanks in advance for any help!
P.S. I only planned on getting one knife..........

[The Deacon]

MSRP would depend to some extent on year purchased, but for the Delica it was $45.95 in 1994.

[Peter1960]

Can someone please give me the MSRP for the following knife: Spyderco Delica, Gen 1, G2, SE, CLIPIT.

Should be no mystery, take a look at Spydiewiki.com ==> http://spydiewiki.com/index.php?title=C11_Delica

[justjohn]

Thank you to "The Deacon" and "Peter1960" for your help. I forgot all about checking Spydiewiki. You both ROCK!

[Doeswhateveraspidercan]

If looking to resell on eBay for example I usually start at one dollar and let the market decide and have always been happy to give someone a deal and just as happy to do really well.

[Doeswhateveraspidercan]

Taking inflation into account it is not really worth much more now. $46.95

http://www.in2013dollars.com/1994-dolla ... ount=45.95

What someone is willing to pay.... Ah now that is a different story...

[BornIn1500]

Taking inflation into account it is not really worth much more now. $46.95

http://www.in2013dollars.com/1994-dolla ... ount=45.95

What someone is willing to pay.... Ah now that is a different story...

That shows it would be $78.15, nearly double.

[Doeswhateveraspidercan]

I thought something seemed off. Hmm well that is even better yes? Just double checked and you are right so adjust accordingly. :)

[BornIn1500]

I find it interesting that it makes the current price of the Delica essentially right in line with inflation from 1994.

[The Deacon]

I find it interesting that it makes the current price of the Delica essentially right in line with inflation from 1994.

True. MSRP is considerably higher today. However, in 1994, almost all dealers were charging full MSRP while today discounting it the norm so "street price" is pretty much right where inflation would put it.