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This one hammered at $14,000 before the buyer’s premium, sales tax, and shipping is figured in. No mention, of course, of the imperfection at the muzzle and no photograph included in the description.
Edit: Price including buyer’s premium but no additional fees, such as sales tax and shipping, was $16,100.
Isn’t what RIA is smoking, but the bidders; RIA (questions of professional ethics aside) can’t be held responsible for the insanity of them.
RIA is planning to open an auction house in Texas in a year or two. So you guys from Texas start saving your money. At the present rate guns are inflating what will that 1892 cost in 2023 in Texas? T/R
Sure do make the ones We already got look good
W.A.C.A. life member, Marlin Collectors Assn. charter and life member, C,S.S.A. member and general gun nut.
To paraphrase the late George Madis, these buyers didn’t pay too much, they bought too early. Crikey!
I call myself a collector as it sounds better than hoarder
deerhunter said
…the same stuff they’re smokin’ at Ward’s Auction:
Here’s one from earlier today.
November 7, 2015
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RickC said
Here’s one from earlier today.
That one looks familiar.
Mike
I suppose this all is better than the opposite predictions, which seemed to abound pre Covid. As in who will be left to collect all this stuff when the current generation of collectors is gone, this being a generation born not much after WWII, and earlier.
TXGunNut said
That one looks familiar.
Mike
Someone’s we know Mike? I must have missed the thread or conversation.
RickC
Henry Mero said
Sure do make the ones We already got look good
Yes it does!
I think the investor crowd is back, but I don’t know for how long. Unless they own an auction company it will be painful when they sell. T/R
November 7, 2015
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RickC said
Someone’s we know Mike? I must have missed the thread or conversation.
RickC
Not here, Rick. But I think I’ve seen this gun.
Mike
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