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What is the value of a 45 colt patented sept 1871 July 2 72 Jan 75 nickeled engraved?
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The devil is in the details. Is it factory nickel and engraving? You would need to get it lettered by Colt to find out if it left the factory the way it is now. If not, it would then depend on how old the nickel is and how good it was done. Same thing with the engraving. What is the barrel length? What are the grips made out of? What caliber is it chambered for? How much of the finish remains? Without knowing these things and many more, the best I can do is give you a price range of a few hundred to possibly multiple thousands.
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