$225-$300 in top condition. sales@countrygunsmith.net
Probably no more the $90 since it lacks a serial number. It may be looked on as possibly stolen and many gun dealers want no part of it.
Its value is between 275-350 dollars.
$350-400 in PERFECT shape.
It's a 1955 since it has the 'N' prefix. I would guess that you could get $350 for it in good shape at auction. But I'm just guessing. I have a 1956 model with the 'P' prefix.
MSRP new was $447.00. The serial tells that it was made in 1995 (first 2 #'s minus 100). You could get between 340-400 if it is in PERFECT shape.
It could be anywhere from $300 to $750, depending on what kind of shape it is in.
1952 gun. In excellent shape, can reach $300. In typical shape, $200. sales@countrygunsmith.net Try reposting with a description of the condition. Without that it could be a $50 gun, or a $250 gun.
"08" would make your gun a 1992 vintage. Value is around $200 in good shape, maybe a bit more in like new.
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I have a 1891,1894 with the patent numbers and in really great shape the price will be about $2000.00 to $2600.00 dollars i seen one at a gun show it was in bad shape he wanted $1200.00 for it
IN CANADA ABOUT $300 TO $500 ,IN THE US A BIT MORE!
the value is based on the shape it is in for great shape it would fetch 500 to 800 at auction