Need help with an EXTREMELY rare Luger

RC20 · 02-15-2013, 11:39 AM

The only answer is put it up for sale and see what happens.

As that has been done, you know currently worth under 2k (you were the only one that actually paid any money for it, you did not bid, no one else offered that, so as a subset of one you did not set the value but bought it on speculation (its not collectible until there is a market).

If it shoots we know its worth maybe $600 to $750. Thats its present known value.

What it might do in the future, anyone's guess.

Values are based in what people want. There is no inherent value like an ounce of gold.
If interest goes away the most rare gun in the world is worth nothing. If suddenly people want old test guns then it goes up. Obviously that has not happened.

If there is no interest , the bottom line is its value is that of a shooter. Under 1k for sure.

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02-15-2013, 11:39 AM	#26
RC20 User Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: Alaska Posts: 35 Thanks: 0 Thanked 7 Times in 7 Posts	The only answer is put it up for sale and see what happens. As that has been done, you know currently worth under 2k (you were the only one that actually paid any money for it, you did not bid, no one else offered that, so as a subset of one you did not set the value but bought it on speculation (its not collectible until there is a market). If it shoots we know its worth maybe $600 to $750. Thats its present known value. What it might do in the future, anyone's guess. Values are based in what people want. There is no inherent value like an ounce of gold. If interest goes away the most rare gun in the world is worth nothing. If suddenly people want old test guns then it goes up. Obviously that has not happened. If there is no interest , the bottom line is its value is that of a shooter. Under 1k for sure.