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Fiddlepicker
Does anyone know about the wildlife for tomorrow guns that were made in 1995-1997 And what they are worth today
I have all 3 and the set of knifes they made.
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  • duckhunter
    Pics Will help.
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  • He Dog
    Instant collectables rarely appreciate significantly.
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  • captkirk3@dslextreme.com
    HeDog: I would'nt say that...Over the years as Friends I've come to appreciate You as a significant collectable....
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  • He Dog
    Thanks Kirk, but I regret to tell you I ain't worth 2 cents more now that when we first met.
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  • nmyers
    This organization sold Winchester & Marlin rifles to raise money. We really don't have any sales on which to base the "value", as the folks who have offered them recently listed them at a price so high no one bid on them.

    If you want to check the COMPLETED AUCTIONS on this website & find the "plain" version of the same rifles, you can figure that you should be able to get close to the same price for rifles in similar condition.

    Neal
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  • Fiddlepicker
    These have never been fired, I still have the boxes, the sales receipts, And the large posters they had in the store when they came out, They made 3 guns,[only 2000 of each]The first was a rem 870, the 2 a marlin lever 22 with octagon barrel, the last was a win. 30-30, They all have High dollar walnut stocks, and the recivers are Gold inlayed, I would like to sell them as a set.
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  • He Dog
    The problem is that they are not really investments. They are rifles bought to raise money for an orgainization. The market is the members of the orginaization and there is virtually no secondary collector market. Collectors simply don't collect these kinds of guns, so their value will be, as nmyers stated, very close to the value of the underlying rifles. The wildlife for tomorrow part adds very, very little.
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