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I’m starting to really enjoy everybody’s opinion so I just wanted to hear your thoughts on this 62A
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That’s nice. I grew up shooting one of those. Cartons and cartons of ammo. My dad bought it brand new. My son has it now.
Shoot low boys. They're riding Shetland Ponies.
The last one I sold in comparable condition was last March. It was a partial trade deal, I took $350 cash and a (bad word coming) Very nice Marlin 336 chambered in 35 Remington. I’ll let you work out the math on that one…
Mgp629 said
I can not find a Marlin 336 button on my calculator.
You really need to update your calculator.
This is an average selling price for the model in question: https://www.gunbroker.com/item/882725158
Here are some 62A’s that have sold recently, you can compare comparable ones to yours: Winchester 62a For Sale – Buy Winchester 62a at GunBroker.com
Erin
Erin Grivicich said
You really need to update your calculator.
This is an average selling price for the model in question: https://www.gunbroker.com/item/882725158
Here are some 62A’s that have sold recently, you can compare comparable ones to yours: Winchester 62a For Sale – Buy Winchester 62a at GunBroker.com
Erin
In the first listing of sold items: $10,600 for a 62A Gallery Special in the box??? Wow
Lots of people out there with more money than they know what to do with….. Or, a fool and his money are soon parted.
I stayed up until the end and as a fan of all gallery guns (and have had people aggressively try to get me to part with them ) I can’t believe that one.
It was a mint piece in the wrapper with the red letters but that is a pile of money.
An older one is listed now with the correct box starting at $11000 plus.
Gotta love gunbroker
Holy cow. As a poor collector, I started acquiring rimfires a few years ago because I felt less defeated than my attempts to acquire various leverguns of similar condition. I’ve got four 62A’s, two of which are gallery guns (one roll stamped) and one in box (not NIB, but VG). I would never expect anything like this for any of mine, far from it, but good to see that there’s value in these little rifles.
Although it wouldn’t change my love for them either way. I didn’t buy them to resell. Admittedly I do fondle them quite often.
Steve
WACA Member. CFM Member. NRA Lifer.
Add to this that Gun Broker is going to start charging tax. That’s another 6% or more, depending on where you live. I think that might be 8% or more in Calif. Personally, I do not do auctions. I do Guns Intl. You can dicker with the sellers. Big Larry
Big Larry said
Add to this that Gun Broker is going to start charging tax. That’s another 6% or more, depending on where you live. I think that might be 8% or more in Calif. Personally, I do not do auctions. I do Guns Intl. You can dicker with the sellers. Big Larry
In California ransom tax is different for each County. Where I live it is 7.75%. But….In some cases Dealers have established a sales tax by state only so it may not be exactly correct.
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