50-300 USd
Being a 5 digit serial number puts it early in production , most likely early 80's. However the Hawken was not produced by Thompson Center in .36 caliber, they did make a drop in replacement barrel in .36, but they are very rare. I suspect you may have the Seneca model, this you can determine by measuring across the barrel, flat side to flat side. The Seneca will measure 13/16" across the flats. A Hawken will measure 15/16". The Seneca also has a patch box that is rounded towards the but vs. the Hawken being pointed towards the but. If it is a Seneca .36 in 95% + condition it could be worth in the $500 to 700 range, the Hawken with the .36 drop in barrel would be in the neighborhood of 450 +/-
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100-300 USD
50-350
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100-300 USD
The Hawken's are greatly undervalued now due to the new in-line guns and slump in the mountain man and rendezvous events, They are a very well made and accurate gun and USA made, depending on condition and caliber they sell in the 100 to 350 +/- range, with kit guns (serial # preceded with a "K") and .45 caliber in the low end and flintlocks and .54 caliber bringing the high dollar. A .50 caliber caplock in 90% condition generally sells in the 200 range. Retail on a new in the box presses the $600 mark As for when it was built, there is no published date codes but the number would put it in the early to mid 90's
If its a real Hawken, and most are not, then its almost priceless. The vast majority of the real authentic Hawkens are in museums or private owners who can trace their history back 150+ years.
You need to give us a lot more information before we can make an educated guess. On a true antique Hawken, the condition will determine the value. You will really need a hands on appraisal.
I just bought a used one in excellent condition for $100. I haven't fired blackpowder before, and I'm looking forward to using it.
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