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Taurus Millenium Pro 40 cal mint condition

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  • jhimco
    Probably like $250-$300. Less if you trade it in at a gunshop.quote:Originally posted by Breeley
    I'm trying to determine the value of my Taurus Millenium Pro 40 cal. It is in mint condition with the original paperwork, box and 2 clips. I'm looking to switch to a more concealable revolver. Thanks.
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  • pietro75
    Well NIB they're $360.00 List it here with high reserve of 360.00 and low starting bid and see what happens.
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  • tsr1965
    On the auction block I would list it for a starting bid of 199.00 with no reserve. The key word being that it is a Taurus, is not going to bring any gold plated bidders. When you get your revolver, make sure it does not come from the same maker.

    Best
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  • Breeley
    Thank you everyone for the feed back. Please keep it coming. Based on what I'm hearing here, I'm surprised by the pricing on see on the auctions. They are in the very high 3's to $400's. Are they sellers that are just keeping them out there and are optimistic?

    The local gun store offered me $250 this morning but said based on condition he was thinking it was worth at least $365 or more. Does that make sense?
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  • rsnyder55
    He has to make a profit. He's buying wholesale and selling retail.

    EDITED:

    Check to see what completed auction prices are. Also some states have restrictions on gun models, MA and CA come to mind. That may create an artificial supply and demand. I only found one that sold and it was for $305.00
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  • Breeley
    Absolutely.

    How come they are listed so high on gunbroker.com for sale. Just wishful thinking or do they really sell in the $400's?
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  • CS8161
    quote:Originally posted by Breeley
    Absolutely.

    How come they are listed so high on gunbroker.com for sale. Just wishful thinking or do they really sell in the $400's?


    Wishful thinking and a lack of research to see what a real world price should be.
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  • pietro75
    I bought a NIB pt145 for $311.00 out the door.

    You can always list it for 320.00 or what ever you want out of it to start bidding w/ no reserve and see what happens.

    GB definitely get's the most attention from the market whether from buyer's or seller's trying to get a feel for the market just like you are.

    Good Luck!
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  • Breeley
    How can I see what a gun ended up selling for? I can't seem to find the closed information.
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  • ATF
    Click on Smart Search and then on compleated auctions.
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  • Breeley
    tried that, yielded no results.
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