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This is a nice set,but I think he will have to lower his starting bid if he wants to sale these....http://cgi.ebay.com/fight-n-rooster-soa ... dZViewItem
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I agree. Unless he has just got $450.00 in those knives and can't afford to take less, I would go about it differently. The knives will sell themselves for the fair current market. Plus if you start them off at $9.99 you save a bit on listing fees I believe.

PS. I love your new Roosters Johnnie ::tu::
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I have always lost money when selling as a set on Ebay. For me I will always sell my knives seperately. And your right on with the listing charges being higher.

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Thanks Gunsmoke, ::tu:: I agree with you and Sunburst..With his current starting bid ,it will surprise me if he gets a bid.
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I used to have the "Days of Our Lives" knife (top one)...but gave it to my wife's sister, who is a huge fan of the show ( ::shrug:: )...she loved it.

At least it made someone happy. :D

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If he doesn't get a bid,I was thinking of making this guy an offer..


PS: Bill,it would have made me happy!! :)
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Well guys, I guess I'll have to get the rest,I just won the Young and the Restless on ebay. ::tu::
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WOA ::drool:: I like that one Johnnie, great snag my friend. ::tu::

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Well, I bid on that Classics moose set a month ago but I really wanted those and still glad I did it. :D

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Heres a couple I snagged t-nite.
Old Chum Bulldog End Of Day Congress
Serpentine Stockman Coon Stripe
1 of 36 on both
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HOO AH !!!! ::tu:: Loven those CELL handles.

If you will take the time to add these to the Celluloid Handle post.
I sure would hope they will become part of Cell history some day.
Please add what make and any info like dates too.

singin46 that last Bulldog is it a cranberry 1995?
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Post by sunburst »

Great knives Singin, you are really kicking butt and taking names these days in the knife pickup area.. :) I have gotten smitten with the congress model lately, impressive and very nice..

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Thanks guys, I just feel the knives made while Jim Parker was still living
and in control of the companies are of a little higher quality over all.
Do you agree or am i just smokin crack here. ::shrug::

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Hey Ken, I will do that asap. Thanks :)
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yes ,I agree they are better.
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Good, I'm glad I'm not smokin the crack then.
Oh and Johnnie, did'nt mean to highjack your post man, just sharin knives and got caught up in the moment, Sorry my friend.

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No worries,Bro ::tu:: Ilike that coon stripe,I was watching that one myself.
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