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Colt SAA commemorative

peddler
I am buying a 125th anniverary Colt SAA that has already been shot, will it be worth any less than a regular 2nd generation Colt SAA? Since it has already been shot some, I plan on it being one of my regular shooters. Oh the revolver is still in great shape.
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  • Spider7115
    A "regular" issue 2nd Generation Colt will generally bring more money due to the fact that their serial numbers remain sequential. Commemoratives have their own serial number series and rarely hold their value if they have been fired. Just have fun with it!
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  • Mort4570
    be sure it's a real Colt and not an Italian copy made to be a so-called 'collectible'.If not,pay accordingly.
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  • peddler
    Oh its the real thing
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  • Spider7115
    quote:Originally posted by Mort4570
    be sure it's a real Colt and not an Italian copy made to be a so-called 'collectible'.If not,pay accordingly.

    I'm sure it's probably this 1961 issue:

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  • peddler
    looks just like it
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  • perry shooter
    If you want a good quality Colt to SHOOT then buy it if you want one that will gain in value RUN . I bought a Sam Colt commemorative many years ago .never cocked the hammer very nice looking pistol it has never had anything except Renaissance wax on it worth less now then 30 years ago.
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  • peddler
    Spider7115 am I paying too much?
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  • Spider7115
    quote:Originally posted by peddler
    Spider7115 am I paying too much?

    I just got your e-mail. I think it's a fair price assuming it's in excellent condition.
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  • peddler
    from the pictures it looks to be very nice, but sometimes pictures can be misleading. The owner says it looks like it is new, we will see. Thanks for all the info.
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