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  • nmyers
    Smart move, asking before you buy.

    Without the box & paperwork, it's just another like-new plain Winchester. Check the GB completed auction prices for a similar condition plain rifle, & that's what you should pay for the commemorative you are looking at. (Don't look at the price for a New-In-Box rifle, as NIB will always bring a premium over "like new" or "almost new" or "mint".)

    Neal
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  • duckhunter
    WHAT IS THE OFFER PRICE??

    I WOULD RATHER BE DUCK HUNTING.
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  • only winchesters
    Good morning freemant. Winchesters with the box and paper work can go for 20-50% more than a gun without the box and paper work. I've only seen one John Wayne box come up for auction in the last couple of years, it went for a little over $400. So if you buy the gun, the next thing would be to get the box and paper work. The John Wayne seems to be the Winchester that has the highest value when it is all there, meaning, gun,box and paper, meaning a gun without the box and paper should be a lot cheaper. Regards Dave
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  • ATF
    I know it's not worth as much as in the box.But it's still worth a lot more than a model 94 in excellent condition.
    [:)]

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    When a worm wants to relax,does he go fishing?

    ATF,Eagle Guns
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  • captkirk3@dslextreme.com
    I'd place a value of $350.00 as discribed...

    Captain Kirk, Tech Staff
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  • duckhunter
    CAPT. IF YOU HAVE A "JW" IN THIS CONDITION FOR $350.00 I WILL TAKE IT. PLEASE ADVISE. THANKS,

    I WOULD RATHER BE DUCK HUNTING.
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  • steve45
    I would have to agree with duckhunter. Id pay 500.00 for it. Like everything else its worth what someone would pay.
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