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Would it keep value because all the parts are all matching with the last two of the serial number since this pistol was converted for the police? Or is everything pretty much subjective when it comes to value?
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Some of the "matching" numbers are what's called "forced match", meaning that parts not original to the pistol have been numbered to match. In some cases old numbers have been X'd out or removed and then over-stamped or restamped with the new number. Below is a good example of a side plate that has been force matched to the pistol. (Note that the sear bar is not matching either) Value aside, you have an interesting Luger with a lot of history behind it. Treasure it for what it is and be pleased to have it. I surely would.
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