I've been thinking lately about selling my Beretta 89, but I have no clue what it might be worth.

So a few details on it.
It has exactly 14,800 rounds fired.
I'm the original owner, having bought it in 1989.
The original right handed walnut grips got lost in one of my many moves over the years, so it only has the left handed ones that are on it. Right handed replacement grips can still be purchased online, though they run an outrageous $250 or so.
It's wearing the thinnest front sight. The medium and wide sights haven't been lost, so they'd be included in the purchase price.
It has 4 magazines.
The finish is getting shiny on the sides of the barrel, basically above where I grip it to rack the slide. And the finished is chipped off the inside or the slide from ejected brass.
There is a small round ding in the frame, visible in the photo, right above the front of the trigger guard, from an incorrectly attached trigger lock.
It really needs to be well cleaned every 200 rounds. Beyond that it begins to have misfires and stovepipes.
So what say you? What's a fair asking price if I decide to sell it.

So a few details on it.
It has exactly 14,800 rounds fired.
I'm the original owner, having bought it in 1989.
The original right handed walnut grips got lost in one of my many moves over the years, so it only has the left handed ones that are on it. Right handed replacement grips can still be purchased online, though they run an outrageous $250 or so.
It's wearing the thinnest front sight. The medium and wide sights haven't been lost, so they'd be included in the purchase price.
It has 4 magazines.
The finish is getting shiny on the sides of the barrel, basically above where I grip it to rack the slide. And the finished is chipped off the inside or the slide from ejected brass.
There is a small round ding in the frame, visible in the photo, right above the front of the trigger guard, from an incorrectly attached trigger lock.
It really needs to be well cleaned every 200 rounds. Beyond that it begins to have misfires and stovepipes.
So what say you? What's a fair asking price if I decide to sell it.
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