Smith Wesson 29 no dash with original case

W

Wiskey1

Regular
Super GunNutz
Rating - 99.6%
227   1   0
Location
Ottawa
I was wondering if anybody would have an idea of what an original model 29 NO DASH 44 magnum in 95% condition,
with it's original blue presentation box with original tools, might be worth,
i have never seen another no dash 29 in Canada yet,and wonder what it's worth.
 
Sounds like a very nice package. It should be worth a lot more than any other variant in equivalent condition, particularly with the original tools etc. As you note very few around. I'm tempted to say 1500 (its not mint and we are not in the US), but I really don't know. Could be worth a lot more to the right collector. I would definitely pay a premium for a no dash over the 'vintage standard' -2.
 
gdawg said:
Sounds like a very nice package. It should be worth a lot more than any other variant in equivalent condition, particularly with the original tools etc. As you note very few around. I'm tempted to say 1500 (its not mint and we are not in the US), but I really don't know. Could be worth a lot more to the right collector. I would definitely pay a premium for a no dash over the 'vintage standard' -2.
Click to expand...

yes,,i did see that they are insane money on Gunbroker,might worth the small investment to have it exported,i did just see a 29-1 on a Canadian site for sale with no box asking price was over $5000.00 and it was snapped up in less than 48 hours,which is why i'm trying to find example of prices,i just have never seen a no dash with box for sale in Canada,so i'm assuming collector value might be all over the place,
 
Wiskey1 said:
yes,,i did see that they are insane money on Gunbroker,might worth the small investment to have it exported,i did just see a 29-1 on a Canadian site for sale with no box asking price was over $5000.00 and it was snapped up in less than 48 hours,which is why i'm trying to find example of prices,i just have never seen a no dash with box for sale in Canada,so i'm assuming collector value might be all over the place,
Click to expand...

Sounds like you have more market info than I. I hadn’t seen the -1. You raise a good point. I would 100% go the auction route that hits the US market to maximize the value. The Canadian market won’t come close by a considerable margin.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top Bottom