cz75 cold war commemorative?

Grizzly Boy

May 24, 2011 17:18

what is a cz75 cold war commemorative worth new?

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Grizzly Boy

May 24, 2011 18:30
anybody know?
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nmyers

May 25, 2011 00:46
The value of many common guns can be found by clicking on the ADVANCED SEARCH link & looking at COMPLETED AUCTIONS.

Neal
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beantownshootah

May 25, 2011 06:30
Going rate appears to be about $475, new in box.

In other words, basically the same as an ordinary CZ-75B without the old-style spur hammer, hammer and sickle insignia, and cartoon red star.

IMO, if you want a true "Cold War" CZ-75, you should just buy one from that era!

Here is mine. Its a 1984 (pre-B) CZ75, modified for sale in West Germany. Note the authentic CZ-labelled "waffle" pattern plastic grips, round triggerguard, and legend "Made in Czechoslovakia" (not "Czech Republic"). The hammer is a spur hammer, but was bobbed.
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armilite

May 25, 2011 17:52
I just bought one here about 6 weeks ago for $460.
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Grasshopper

May 26, 2011 09:52
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=230310607

here is one going for a bit more..
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armilite

May 26, 2011 17:02
There were a bunch of these for sale a few months back that could have been had for $440 but those are all gone. The few stragglers that are left will command a higher price like the one in the auction that mm8nambu had shown listed. They were also priced lower then the current model that didn't have the Russian markings. I believe there were only 999 made, and they went pretty fast.
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