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1904 Webley Fosbery
- Thread starter momoftwohugs
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That is a small frame Webley Fosbery, .455 six shot. Right price for that would be about $8500 in Canada.
There was one in a little worse shape two years ago Joe salter sold for $8000, which was probably overpriced.
I seen a perfect large frame with wood grips sell for $9700 that was a lot nicer than yours, looked almost brand new, about two years ago with help from Wolverine supplies. So yeah, $8500 is about what one would expect ideally.
If you can factor in inflation, potential handgun ban uncertainty on the collector market, and everything else, it may vary a bit.
It’s a nice piece. $6,000-$9,000 depending on how impatient you are to sell it.
The good folks at Wolverine supplies have had a handful of Fosberys come through their store, and could give you a second opinion.
I wouldn’t send it to auction, selling it privately via CGN, ####### or townpost is gonna get you the full value in my opinion if you have the patience instead of dumping it.
And don’t compare to US prices, these cannot be exported south due to not having required safeties built in, and not being exempt under antique laws, so US prices are way higher than you will ever see in Canada.
There was one in a little worse shape two years ago Joe salter sold for $8000, which was probably overpriced.
I seen a perfect large frame with wood grips sell for $9700 that was a lot nicer than yours, looked almost brand new, about two years ago with help from Wolverine supplies. So yeah, $8500 is about what one would expect ideally.
If you can factor in inflation, potential handgun ban uncertainty on the collector market, and everything else, it may vary a bit.
It’s a nice piece. $6,000-$9,000 depending on how impatient you are to sell it.
The good folks at Wolverine supplies have had a handful of Fosberys come through their store, and could give you a second opinion.
I wouldn’t send it to auction, selling it privately via CGN, ####### or townpost is gonna get you the full value in my opinion if you have the patience instead of dumping it.
And don’t compare to US prices, these cannot be exported south due to not having required safeties built in, and not being exempt under antique laws, so US prices are way higher than you will ever see in Canada.
