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Buying a collector lot | Gamble Turned Into a Dream Lot

I took my biggest gamble yet on eBay and it paid off in a HUGE way. NOTE: I've already given away some of these knives and will be giving away more! Just subscribe or comment to enter. In this video, I open my most expensive knife lot purchase so far — a $200 gamble that turned into what looks like nearly a $1,000 collection. This wasn’t just a random pile of beat-up users either. Almost every knife in this lot arrived in incredible, near-mint condition, and several looked like they had never been carried at all. Right away I knew this wasn’t a normal flip lot. It felt like I had stumbled into someone’s carefully built collection. Inside the box were some seriously impressive finds, including a classic Buck 119 from Buck Knives, a beautiful Ruko Muela hunting blade from Muela, and even an HK-branded knife produced by Benchmade under license from Heckler & Koch. Finding just one of these in a lot would be exciting — finding all of them together was unreal. But that wasn’t all. This lot also included a full Stone River display collection, which looks like it came straight from a retail counter, plus a gorgeous Damascus Wharncliffe from Bear & Son Cutlery that immediately stood out as a collector piece. On top of those highlights, there were roughly 40 additional knives ranging from hunting blades to folders, giving this haul both collector appeal and resale potential. These are exactly the kinds of lots I love to hunt for — the ones where a few standout knives can cover the cost of the purchase, leaving the rest as pure upside for the collection, giveaways, or future trades. If you enjoy knife collecting, flipping knife lots, or just the thrill of discovering what’s hiding inside a mystery box, this is one of those openings you won’t want to miss. This video shows the full unboxing, my honest first impressions, and my thoughts on which knives I’ll keep, which I’ll sell, and which might end up in future giveaways for the channel. Let me know in the comments which knife from this lot you would have kept for yourself. I always enjoy hearing what catches other collectors’ eyes, and it helps shape future giveaway picks too. If you’re new here, my channel focuses on buying, selling, collecting, and restoring knives of all types — especially vintage folders and interesting finds from knife lots. I post unboxings, restoration projects, collecting tips, and the occasional giveaway, so if that sounds like your kind of content, consider subscribing and joining the community. Thanks for watching, and good luck on your own knife hunts out there. You never know when the next jackpot lot will show up.