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Okay after looking over the Luger again and looking for that (a) it does have that "a" there so as according to John, it is a low number 41. A or B block. That being said will that clear up the number issue David mentioned and does that effect collector value?
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But which value are you speaking about? Buying it or selling?? Insuring it?? There are few absolutes in Luger collecting, or much else for that matter. David's numbers are certainly in the ball park. The collector value of a complete rig for so-called Black Widows is much less than other guns that had serial numbered magazines. For example it would not be unusual for a totally correct, all matching rig with two magazines, tool and excellent holster to go for $3500 to 4000 or higher if in really excellent condition or the variation is rare. But in this case, just get another Type 6 magazine, a SE655 stamped tool and have a decent holster and you have a rig. Since magazines are not numbered, the difficulty of getting a period correct, complete rig is removed. Hence much lower value. John |
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