Selling a knife for Steem!

There is a first for everything. This was two firsts in one, for me. I sold my first hand-made knife that I could not hand over personally, and I sold it for Steem!

Both of these are a pretty big deal for me, but the biggest thing is getting to experience, using steem as a real currency (especially in these times of rapid growth, and potential loss).
But lets start with the first thing. I have made quite a few knifes at this point , and I have sold a few too.
Everytime it has been to someone I knew and had talked to in person and someone, to whom I could hand over the knife in person.
That means I have not had to worry about postage and the risks involved with that. Today however I was at the postoffice to ship a Madstedkniv to @shortcut.
I shouldnt be worried. Although expensive, the danish post is actually quite secure, but I still worry.
I packaged the knife as best I could, in multiple layers of paper and corrugated cardboard to protect it (by the way the axe-like thing lying next to the package in the image, is not the knife, it is one of my other projects and will get its own post at some point)

The second thing that was a first for me was selling a real physical thing and receiving Steem as payment. That part was surprisingly easy.
The hardest part was setting a reasonable price while the Steem value soared.
I decided to just set it and stick with it, after all it could just as easily have plummetted right after. It didnt and contrary to my first thought I ended up cutting the prize app. 11 %.
I think in the future, what I should do is just agree with the buyer to fix the price and ignore any development from that point.
Anyway it turned out fine, and now the knife is on its way to its new home. I hope @shortcut will be happy with his new knife.
I think both @katharsisdrill, who designed the knife and I are excited about this.