mod 94 30-30 1953 and mod 1895 in .35 win

[250 sav]

My friends dad is wondering the what the value would be on his 1953 mod 94 30/30 which he said is in immaculate condition?
Also the value of 1895 win in 35 win in fair to good cond.

 

[Kilo Charlie]

Without pictures it's hard to say. When I hear the word "immaculate", it means only one thing to me: PERFECT. It has to appear unfired and have no scratches or blemishes or wear in wood or metal, not even tiny ones. Minimum value then would likely start around $750 and could be more.
Fair to good 95? They generally start about $550.00 or so.

 

[Mike Webb]

KC is in the ballpark. That is as close as you can get without good photos. One man's immaculate is another man's very good. Google NRA gun values, you can get a fair idea of rating condition by using their standards.

 

[250 sav]

Thanks for the replies

 

[stubblejumper]

When I hear the word "immaculate", it means only one thing to me: PERFECT. It has to appear unfired and have no scratches or blemishes or wear in wood or metal, not even tiny ones.

My interpretation of "immaculate" is the same.