A reminder that such value is merely the market value of gun. In the end, the gun is worth however much you are willing to pay for it so long as you are satisfied with the purchase, as a Luger will most likely only go up in value as the years go on. I am sorry if you feel as if the purchase was not satisfactory for you in that regard. I strongly urge that as you look at buying Lugers, you be very meticulous in your research of the variant, its market prices, and other associated factors affecting its value and history. The people here on these forums have been exceptionally helpful in the past and there are many a book out there assessing value and variants of these pistols, the ones I frequently use is Jan Still's book about Lugers and GunValues book in recent editions.
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