.38 Banker Special w/pearl grips
I am new to hand guns and have some that have been in the attic for several years. I understand that a Banker Special is an older piece and may be worth something. How do I figure out what it is worth, if anything? I do not have a box or any documentation. It has a flat butt, the bluing is in pretty good shape and there are no wear marks on the handles or the metal. The pearl grips have the Colt medallion in them. Any help would be appreciated.
Chris
Chris
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Bankers Special revolvers were made from 1926 to 1940. The square butt was standard through 1933.
A 100% specimen according to Blue Book is worth $1150.
90% worth $595. 80% worth $495.
You can do a search here to see what they're selling for in the real world.0 -
I appreciate the help. Do the pearl grips mean anything or were they common? 0
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