Posted by TimV on December 17, 2016 at 16:23:16 from (74.78.234.72):
In Reply to: OK Gun You Guys posted by kruser on December 17, 2016 at 15:16:24:
kruser: to be honest, trying to establish even a ballpark value without holding the gun is difficult at best. The Luger is such a collectible piece, and was made for so long and in so many variations that it's impossible put a good price on one without talking to a knowledgeable dealer, or, preferably, several. Anything in even reasonable shape with matching serial numbers is going to be worth several hundred dollars, and even minor differences in any of a dozen tiny details can move that price up by double, triple, or even more, with extras like the clip and holster, if authentic, pushing that up further, with truly rare and desirable ones commanding serious money indeed. Do your friend a favor and don't let the first person to wave a few hundred bucks under his nose walk off with it without at least letting a reputable dealer specializing in antique guns look it over. Even if he has no plans on selling it, he owes it to himself to know what it's worth for insurance purposes.
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