Need a value estimate on two Winchester 94's

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AZHunter
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Need a value estimate on two Winchester 94's

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Hello, I have two Winchester 94's that I would like to estimate the value of. If anybody could help I would greatly appreciate it:

1.) Winchester 94 Golden Spike Comm. new in box with papers.

2.) Winchester 94 (circa 1948-1949) in around 80% condition - some normal minor wear and aging but in pretty good shape mechanically.

Thanks for your help to any and all who can give me some idea of their worth...
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Post by Hagler »

Well, hello to yourself!

To figure out this puzzle, we are gonna need pictures. ...yeah, that's it: LOTS of pictures!

...and calibers, barrel length, and configurations of those flatirons.

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Post by O.S.O.K. »

yes, pictures for sure.

But if you want to know the actual going rates right now, go to the auction boards and do a search - only look at the ones with bids - those are the ones that show actual value or going rate. Gunbroker is a good source.

That's what I do and have done well - get what it's worth and they sell quick to boot.
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Post by Griff »

AZHunter, welcome to the Forum. Hagler is correct, if you want a good guestimate, pictures are mandatory. Prices are somewhat in flux, as condition, area and rarity are really driving prices. In some areas, you can still find a good 94 for under $400, pre-64s range from $500-1100, and most commemoratives are going for between $400-$800, unless it's a JW in .32-40 which I've seen go above the $1500 mark on ocassion. Pics could refine those estimates.
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