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  • Permanently deleted user
    They are not the best quality.
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  • David Nunn
    I bought some, and tried re-selling them. Ended up losing money. Maybe if I had time to sit on them for a few years, they would make money, but I figured after 6 months, let's wholesale them and get them out of here.

    I concluded that it may look like a good deal, but the price they are selling for on TV is all they are worth, and then some.
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  • Knifecollector
    You'll never be able to sell these knives for $15 or $20. Most flea-markets, knife shows, gun shows, and other trading spots have these knives for $1.00 each. If you still would like to try your hand at it, Smoky Mtn Knifeworks has the 20 for 20 deal, 20 knives for $20, plus shipping of course.
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  • dbain99
    I got a set a couple years ago. First I sold the sword and 3 large daggers to a pawn shop for $50 then sold enough at $2 and $5 to pay for the rest. There were 2 or 3 decent knives in the set that I kept and still use.
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  • steeltoe1978
    If it sounds too good to be true... it probably is. Most Frost stuff is junk. If you need 150 knives, then yes, it is a very good deal, but other than that as far a resale goes, stay away. Personally, I only collect high-end switchblades. [:D]
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  • Spider7115
    Frost knives are known to be low-grade, flea-market quality, throw-away knives. Don't plan on retiring with them - the Home Shopping channels know what they're doing. Remember that they're already making a profit at $1.50 each. If there was room for more, they'd be doing it!
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  • tomahawk
    you get what you pay for..them are junk[;)]
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