Winchester values

[mcpiper]

A co worker of mine had a family member pass away and acquired some firearms that I offered to help him sell. They are kind of outside my wheelhouse as far as values as two are commemorative Winchesters which I find hard to value due to the sheer number that were produced. The firearms have no boxes or paperwork but he believes to be unfired and in good condition having sat in a gun rack for decades.
1. Winchester RCMP commemorative (not sure if member model yet)
2. Winchester 1776 to 1976 commemorative
3. Ithaca model 37 12 guage vent rib fleur de lise stock.

I was thinking $1300 for the RCMP, $1000 for the 1776 and $600 for the Ithaca? I know the commemoratives are hit and miss for value and have seen guys hunting deer with them in the bush on occasion. Hopefully someone with more knowledge than me can offer some advice as to a ballpark value. Pics up soon

 

[Longstud]

Condition and pics will be required for accurate estimates. Has the commemoratives been fired,original box and literature?? These small things can change a $500 gun into a $1500 gun. Hopefully you find what you seek and are able too help your friend. Happy New Year

 

[Mike Webb]

No papers or boxes makes them used commemoratives whether they've been fired or not. Commemorative Winchesters were made for the sole purpose of collecting and only really appreciate when kept new in box with all documents. They still have value just not what they could have. I'm guessing $1000 to $1200 each for the 94's and $500 for the 37. If you get enough feedback on value you can just take an average of price opinions. Not saying I'm right just my opinion.