This gun is often mistaken as a AYA Matador. The Matador was mass produced and does not really compare to the AYA J.C. Higgins Model 100. Very few were made in 1954-55. It was the first gun made by AYA in Eibar Spain for Sears to show the huge American store what a fine Spanish gunmaker could do in 1954. They made this "pilot" gun with all hand polished workings and rust blued barrels. Very fine. They made a BEST boxlock very similar to a Winchester 21 flatside. It sold in the Sears 1954 Christmas catalog for $125. They do sell now (2007-8) for as little as $450 but have sold recently for as much as $1000. They will continue to rise in value as collectors and gunsmiths realize the gun is trully special.
$1,500
Retail tops out at $120.
The JC Higgins 12 gauge pump action shotgun, model 20-1264 583.55 is valued at $175 in excellent condition. In fair condition, it is valued at $90.
311A. Value around $200-$250.
The value of the 410 Sears and Roebuck JC Higgins Model 101 shotgun varies greatly with its condition. In excellent condition the gun retails for about 250 dollars or so.
Am just making a guess about 2.000 Dallars
The value of a JC Higgins model 2012 gauge 583.59 is $250.
$125-$175.
1950's-1960's
$100-$120
I WOULD ESTIMATE THE VALUE TO BE $100.00
$125-$175