Is this a good price?

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Is this a good price?

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Spyderco Military m390, starting bid is 1890 krona, about $250. Worth it? Got some unexpected money just recently :o .
Should mention that I have no need what so ever for this knife. At this price, it'd be a "nice to have" thing. I'd worry about losing or breaking it, so it'd stay in the safe (which I don't have yet)...
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I'm no expert on what M390 Militarys are worth, but a quick look at the first page of Milies on e_ _ _ shows two of them for the "Buy Now" price of $330 & $354. Based on that alone $250 is looking like a good deal!
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I think price is definitely in the ballpark. Only you can decide if the price is good for you. I have a cf m390 Millie. And I will say it is one of the nicest blades I have. I have a little more than the price you quoted in mine. It was well worth it to me.
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Sounds very decent, especially considering that Spyderco knives generally sell for more in Europe than here.
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Ghost wrote:Spyderco Military m390, starting bid is 1890 krona, about $250. Worth it? Got some unexpected money just recently :o .
Should mention that I have no need what so ever for this knife. At this price, it'd be a "nice to have" thing. I'd worry about losing or breaking it, so it'd stay in the safe (which I don't have yet)...
Oh, you NEED it alright :) . It's fantastic! I bought 2, so I could have a "spare" in case something happened to my first one.

That does seem like a decent price, I think I paid around $220 plus shipping for mine from KnifeWorks when they were first available?
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All you need is food, water and air everything else is a luxury. I'd say up to $350 bucks and you're in the ball park for what others have paid. For me it's physical worth is no more than $200. We all determine worth in different ways tho. If you plan on buying and reselling it and you can get it at the $250 price point you're in great shape to make a few bucks for yourself. If you pay 350 and are going to keep it forever, I don't see much difference in paying extra money if you can afford it and it's within your budget to get what you want. I paid more than I think the knife is "worth" physically, but I'm within where it's "worth" to make me happy I own it. I looked for a few months and the ones I saw sold went anywhere from $260-$315 shipped including the one coming to me.
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