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Depending upon the condition of the nickel finish, and the overall condition of the weapon it could be worth as little as 200 or as high as 1000.

Is the cylinder counter bored at the cartridge chambers, length of the barrel, how is the lockup and timing of the cylinder, and are there noticeable marks from holster wear, turning of the cylinder , and handling marks ie: scratches on the finish.

If the nickle finish is like a mirror it will bring top dollar, if is faded with some mirror finish it will be 1/2 to 2/3 value, if its cloudy and dull or speckled and the nickle is peeling and needs refinished, you can expect to get the lowest price.

Please check gunbroker, auction arms , guns america or other online selling points for a gauge and reference for current pricing..or get the SP Fjestad Gun Values Book.

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