$16.45 for random loose shot shells?
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=69365022
Maybe there's something rare in the bunch that I'm not recognizing?
Maybe there's something rare in the bunch that I'm not recognizing?
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nope not that i see [?] 0 -
Maybe the paper shells are collectable?? 0 -
Don't forget you get Grandmas old jewlery box!! 0 -
quote:Originally posted by matwor
Don't forget you get Grandmas old jewlery box!!
damn thats what it is [}:)][:D][:D][:D][:D]0 -
Maybe, just maybe, the four NPE or NUE (new primed or unprimed empty) 10ga in the upper RH corner are something of value. From the color, they are probably UMC dating to 1880 - 1910. It would depend on the headstamp and pattern of the base cannelure(s) - if any. The dark colored 12ga in the lower LH corner is probably a US Cartridge item, pre-WW2, and might be worth something depending on the headstamp. There're also two 8ga kiln gun rounds worth about $3 (2nd from left, upper row and 3rd from left middle row). The two Peters blue plastic might bring $1 from a beginning collector. The rest of it is blasting ammo of various types. If the price included shipping, the whole lot might be worth it to a beginning collector, but to anyone except a novice it is junk unless, again, the UMC shells should be some scarce variety.
I was looking at shells collectors were selling for $200 - $400 each last week and frankly I couldn't understand why. Minute variations in headstamps, etc. Not my field!0
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