2 collection handgun: Price check please.

[shooting]

the first : smith & wesson Elmer Keith mod.29 4'' in original wood box ( mint)
the other one , Colt John Wayne 45 single action , both gun are mint and have gold inlay etc..............
Please can you help me for the price of both ???????
Andre

 

[Jeff/1911]

Pictures would sure help...

 

[ElmerFudd]

I'm curious why you started this again in a new thread when you already had one from yesterday? I took the time to reply to that one already.

http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=196975


Fudd

 

[jaybird]

According to the 26th Edition of Blue Book of Gun Values, price on a Model 29 Elmer Keith Commemorative in 100% condition is listed at $850US with approx 2,500 total mfg.

The Colt John Wayne SAA was produced in three variations.

1- 1982 John Wayne SAA Standard in 100% condition listed at $2250US with only 3100 mfg. Only 3,041 was sold.

2- 1982 John Wayne SAA Deluxe in 100% condition listed at $7500US with only 500 mfg. Only 90 was sold.

3- 1982 John Wayne SAA Presentation in 100% condition is listed at $12000US with only 100 mfg. Only 47 was sold.

 

[dan belisle]

There were two levels of the Elmer Keith as well, if memory serves. - dan

 

[dan belisle]

"1- 1982 John Wayne SAA Standard in 100% condition listed at $2250US with only 3100 mfg. Only 3,041 was sold.

2- 1982 John Wayne SAA Deluxe in 100% condition listed at $7500US with only 500 mfg. Only 90 was sold.

3- 1982 John Wayne SAA Presentation in 100% condition is listed at $12000US with only 100 mfg. Only 47 was sold."

I wonder where the rest ended up. - dan

 

[ElmerFudd]

"1- 1982 John Wayne SAA Standard in 100% condition listed at $2250US with only 3100 mfg. Only 3,041 was sold.

2- 1982 John Wayne SAA Deluxe in 100% condition listed at $7500US with only 500 mfg. Only 90 was sold.

3- 1982 John Wayne SAA Presentation in 100% condition is listed at $12000US with only 100 mfg. Only 47 was sold."

I wonder where the rest ended up. - dan

DOH! You found me out!

I have been saving them till the prices go up a bit more:

Now:
$2,250 x 59 = 92,250
$7,500 x 410 = 3,075,000
$12,000 x 53 = 636,000
Totals: 522 guns = $3,803,250

As you can see with my 1982 John Wayne collection if I give it maybe another 5 years or so I should be able to sell at a good profit.

Let me know if you want to buy one or two now or wait a few years.


Fudd

 

[dan belisle]

I'll take them all now Fudd, I'm looking for the bulk discount. You take grocery coupons and Canadian Tire money right? - dan