whats this worth??

djh860

January 25, 2014 15:07

I'm going to put it on the auction side shortly bit I need help on the price. I have no idea what it may be worth. I paid about $600. Any input guesses.
http://s831.photobucket.com/user/killoyz/library/model 90

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  perry shooter

  January 25, 2014 15:16

  Sweet come back when you put it up for sale.Engraved model 90 's are something one does not see every day.

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  rufe-snow

  January 25, 2014 16:43

  The most important factor money wise with engraved guns. Is if they were engraved at the factory, when they were made. If you can establish that, your way ahead as far as value is concerned. Specially if it was done by a noted engraver.
  
  If it's aftermarket engraving on the other hand, all bets are off. it would be strictly based on the cosmetics of the engraving. And all engraving unfortunately, isn't created equal.
  
  Post lots of high quality, close-up photos. To give the potential buyers an idea of the quality of the engraving.

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  o b juan

  January 25, 2014 16:46

  who made model 90?

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  my-handyman

  January 25, 2014 17:11

  Sir: Dose it have chock tubes? What gauge is it - 12,16, 20? Ejector or extractor. Barrel selector?

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  djh860

  January 26, 2014 04:13

  quote:Originally posted by my-handyman
  Sir: Dose it have chock tubes? What gauge is it - 12,16, 20? Ejector or extractor. Barrel selector?
  
  12 ga, no choke tubes, non selective trigger, I've fired it so little that I cant remember if it has ejectors

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  djh860

  January 26, 2014 04:14

  quote:Originally posted by o b juan
  who made model 90?
  
  Marlin?

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  Ambrose

  January 26, 2014 06:00

  The Marlin model 90 does not have ejectors (I have two of them). The single trigger fires the bottom barrel first and the trigger resets automatically for the second shot. It does not require recoil to reset.

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  gearheaddad

  January 27, 2014 09:38

  I like model 90's. I'm far from an expert on them, but I have some and follow them on a fairly regular basis. The 12 gauges don't bring near the money the 410's or combination guns do, but there seems to be a fair amount of collectors of the Model 90's.
  My guess is it's aftermarket engraving. Very nice and pretty, but it looks more modern and aftermarket in my opinion.
  My bet would be $800.00-1200.00 on the auction side. Maybe more if the "right" couple of people see it. Please post a link when you list it. It's a pretty gun for sure!
  Good luck,
  Ed

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