Whatever someone will pay for it.
The value will depend on the exact model, features, and condition - information not provided and impossible to adequately describe. The shotgun must be appraised in person by someone who is familiar with guns and, preferrably a collector of FN shotguns. I suggest that you contact a local gunsmith or , by going through the local gun shops, locate a shotgun collector who is willing to appraise it.
A verb for appraisal would be appraise, as in "to appraise someone".A verb is a word that describes an action (run, walk, etc), a state of being (exist, stand, etc) or occurrence (happen, become, etc).
The word appraise means to assess, judge or evaluate something. Meanwhile, the word apprise means to inform or notify someone about something. Many use the words incorrectly.
With the serial number that you provided,your Ithaca double barrel shotgun is a Flues Model shotgun that was produced in the year 1925.As to the value,that would be difficult to determine with Ithaca making many different Grades of the Flues model shotgun,along with many different special order features that could be ordered.I would have someone that is experienced with double barrel shotguns appraise your firearm.
What you're trying to appraise is a niche product, and, as such, you need to have someone in that specific field appraise it for you. Overall value will be dependent on mileage, overall condition, what features and options it has, and will also be swayed by demand.
yes, if a shotgun can kill someone, then a sawed one can too because they are more deadly
ShotgunIf a driver says someone gets shotgun, he/she means that they get the front passenger seat.
Antiques are worth what someone is willing to pay for. Get someone to appraise it.
Find someone who reloads shotgun shells. They will relieve you of your inventory.
give them a shotgun
he robbed someone