Depends on which model Beretta, and what condition it is in. A like-new Beretta 92 with adjustable sights might be worth $500. The same condition Beretta Cougar might be $350. If either of them are rusty or nicked or scratched, make it $250 or so.
Value depends on EXACT model and condition, but a pistol such as the Beretta Model 21 may be worth $125-200.
Seeing the Beretta was not widely used by the Allies in WWII, I would wager that it is now worth about 1300 dollars, strictly due to it's antiquity.
300 USD or so
7.65 is .32 ACP
AFAIK, Beretta has never made a handgun in that caliber.
A .25 cal Beretta is capable of inflicting a serious wound and even a deadly one.
For a used one? Between $250 and $325, dependent on condition. If you're selling it to a gun store for them to resell it, you can expect considerably less - probably between $150 and $200.
Try e-gunparts.com
The Pietro Beretta Gardone VT Cal 9 Corto refers to a specific model of pistol produced by the Italian firearms manufacturer Beretta. The Beretta 1934, which included the Cal 9 Corto (also known as .380 ACP), was designed in the early 1930s and officially adopted by the Italian military in 1934. This means the design is nearly 90 years old as of 2023. However, the production of this model has ceased, and its age would vary based on the specific firearm's manufacturing date.
50-500 usd
75-200 USD
380