What's It Worth?

[TPAW]

Know anyone interested in a Texas Lone Star Commemorative, Winchester Model 94, .30-30 cal. Lever action carbine, never shot, never had a round in it. Still in the original Styrofoam case with a cardboard sleeve. The sleeve is not in perfect shape, torn and missing some of the edges, stryrofoam is good with no visible damage.
Rifle is prestine! Does anyone have an idea of it's value?

 

[Scorch]

Commemorative Model 94s are worth about as much as the non-commemorative models. Winchester made thousands of them. But a lot of folks don't want to hunt with a fancy rifle, so they are worth what people pay for looking-at stuff. Currently a LNIB 94 commemorative would sell for around $500-ish.

 

[Babyfacenelson]

I second the 500ish range. Personally i wouldnt pay that much, to fancy.
But to the right person you could squeeze 550 maybe, expect more like 400-500 if you're taking it to a show or selling it personally.

 

[PetahW]

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FWIW, Winchester made over 38,000 of the commemorative Lone Star Rifles & Carbines in 1970.



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[The Baron]

I saw some online for sale in the $500 range. That seems to be around about how much its worth. Then again its only worth how much someone is willing to pay.

 

[TPAW]

Thank you all for your responses. At least now I have an idea of it's value.