It seems that quite a few guys share it now. They're just kinda leery about posting, what with the guys screaming about the whining. And look at you and this other guy here, dog piling on me now. Haha.The Deacon wrote:So you are saying that any auction for an out of production knife that closes at a price higher than what you personally consider to be "fair", is an example of price gouging? As you said, you're entitled to your opinion. Just not sure how many will share it.
What's a fair price? Well, that's a bit hard to define but definitely it's not $1000.
Haha, so I was wrong about the starting bid. Big risk, he took indeed. :pThe Deacon wrote:Wrong. The starting bid was $99, with no reserve. So the seller was risking the possibility of "giving away" a knife that most collectors would agree is worth considerably more than that. IIRC, I paid around $300 for mine, and have watched several sell for over $400 in the past few years.