Skip to main content
Help Center Community Shop

COLT 22LR GOLD PEACEMAKER 200 ANV

Comments

7 comments

  • nmyers
    Perhaps there are some additional markings on the gun or box to help us. The first Colt was made in 1836, so I don't think they celebrated their 200th anniversary yet.

    Better yet, can you post a photograph?

    Neal
    0
  • GUNNER CHRIS
    I will try to explain myself a little clearer,i was offered this gun from a friend over the phone,he told me that the gun was marked 1769 to 1969 and it seemed to him that the revolver was in all gold,he also stated that it was a peacemaker never fired new in the box that it was given to him by a family member who has no interest in guns.
    I know that there where commemoritive models in 22 lr and in 45 ,if
    no one can answer this off hand because i am so vague and dont have the gun in front of me,i will update this in a couple days when the firearm is in front of me.I apologize for the inconvienence.[:D]

    LET MY BIG 50 DO THE TALKIN FOR ME!!!!!!!
    0
  • duckhunter
    IN 1969 COLT MADE A CALIFORNIA "BICENTENNIAL" SCOUT. A GOLD GUN. IS THAT WHAT YOU HAVE?/

    I WOULD RATHER BE DUCK HUNTING.
    0
  • GUNNER CHRIS
    DUCKHUNTER,I do beleive that might be it what are those going for?[?]

    LET MY BIG 50 DO THE TALKIN FOR ME!!!!!!!
    0
  • GUNNER CHRIS
    DUCKHUNTER,IT IS THE CALAFORNIA BICENNTENIAL GOLD MODEL COLT PEACEMAKER ,NOW LET ME ASK YOU CAN YOU GIVE ME ANY VALUE ON IT UNFIRED.[?]THANKS IN ADVANCE.
    CHRIS.

    LET MY BIG 50 DO THE TALKIN FOR ME!!!!!!!
    0
  • RancheroPaul
    According to Colt, there was about 5,000 of these made and sold beginning in 1969. The "Issue Price" in 1969 was $135.00.

    If this gun is virtually "un-touched, un-fired, complete with all factory paperwork as sent from the factory, original factory box and sleeve........a 100% gun, you could expect to buy it, (Or Sell It), for about $450.00.

    Colt made many of these "Commemorative Guns" all on the same frame in .22 LR changing only the "cosmetics and packaging" from the 60's on through the 80's. Although there are some which have appreciated a large amount, (pushing value over $1,000.00), most are priced and sell between $450 and $500. Collectors of Commemorative Issued Guns know these appreciate slowly and are almost always in 100% condition because they were sold to "Keep and NOT to Use!" Few are found that have been fired but when you do find such a gun, expect about a 50% or even more, for a "value deduction." Hope this helps a little.

    I Miss The World I Grew Up In!
    0
  • nmyers
    The "gold plating" on most Colt commemoratives is EXTREMELY thin. If possible, do not shake, touch, oil, wipe, polish, or look real hard at this gun, or the gold color will come off & the value will take a nose dive.

    Neal
    0

Please sign in to leave a comment.

Recent Activity