Blue Point Snap Ring Pliers, keep or sell?

[Lump]

Thanks for your help so far, folks. It is really appreciated. Right now today I am trying really hard to sort out so many tools, and decide what to keep and what to sell. Of course, I like it all, but I need to generate a little cash flow, and I just do not have the room to keep everything. So by figuring out the relative value (in both $$ and in usefullness), I am better equipped to make good decisions. And I cannot think of a better-equipped group of people to give me advice than the Garage Journal crew!

Following photos are of a new, unopened Blue Point Snap Ring Pliers Set. I could not find them on the Snap On website, so I have no idea what they would be priced at as new. I have several sets of snap ring pliers, but I am torn about whether to get rid of the others, or keep this set.

In your opinions, are the Blue Point Snap Ring pliers of better quality than say, Craftsman units? I am an amateur ONLY, and do not use my tools every day.

They are definitely USA-made Snap On Blue Point tools, as marked.

This photo shows the sizes included in the set:

Once again, I really appreciate any advice you folks can offer.

 

[mrholeshot]

They were pretty good snap-ring pliers. I would say 40 for the set

 

[Sterff]

I have those and I find I use my Craftsman pair more often. The blue point pliers seem a little loose/sloppy.

 

[Neohio]

The set has upgraded to the following link
http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item...1&group_ID=771&store=snapon-store&dir=catalog

they are the same with the exception of the handle, went from the thin version, to a more padded one like the link.

I've used these in a past and they do the job. If you already have similar pliers i'd sell these. But I think they are worth around 55-60

 

[mkirkpatrick]

Lump, If you need them keep them, if not sell them.

 

[czgunner]

I'm taking transmission classes at school right now and I am pretty sure I've used about every set of SR pliers on the market out of frustration.
The only set I have found that I liked is the Knipex set. They're sooooo nice.
But, you have those, so keep them! Unless you use SR pliers a lot, no reason to change!