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Model 60
I have a chance to buy this 60 no dash. All papers, tools, and box included. The only blemish is the turn line. Otherwise perfect.
What would be the right price range?
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I’ve had mine for years and if the price is right you’ll enjoy owning one.
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I'm asking $750 0for onr like that and $850 for true NIB
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10-22-2020, 06:17 PM
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$750-800 all day. Let me know if you don’t buy it! (edit: I do NOT need another one!)
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I don't follow the "R" serial numbers closely, but I'd guess if the serial number on the butt matches the one on the box it's from around the mid-'70s.
Wow, RG and the 'Kid offered up some real-world prices. I'm of Scots heritage so I'd want to pay less! 
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I’m with Two-Bit Cowboy, I think $700 plus is high. Recently bought a Model 60 no dash Square Butt for $675, not an extremely rare bird, but more so than a round butt.
Take what you will from that.
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Well, you might find someone willing to take less than $700, but the guns and the good prices are getting to be few and far-between. I gave $400 for my last Model 60-7, but that was last year before the gun-panic started.
You didn't say, but they must have given some hint of what they want, didn't they?
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I paid $450 for my no dash 60 about 5-6 years ago and have carried it every day since. Mines not for sale, but with no box or docs and if forced to sell, I'd ask $600 for it today.
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GerSan, he did not indicate what price he is looking for. He just said he’d be willing to sell if the price was right. Now that I have an idea of current value, I can have a better informed conversation...after I decide if I really want it. I’ve been on a tare lately, buying a revolver about every 6 weeks.
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GerSan, he did not indicate what price he is looking for. He just said he’d be willing to sell if the price was right. Now that I have an idea of current value, I can have a better informed conversation...after I decide if I really want it. I’ve been on a tare lately, buying a revolver about every 6 weeks.
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You don't have a problem. I have been buying several every week.
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I don't know about the prices or values. I have a nice one, near NIB that was sent to me by a friend in Alabama. It is a 70's revolver with the "R" prefix. He had three of them and decided I should have one. It stays in the safe. I have an M&P for a carry gun. Big Larry
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Prices Sure Have Gone Up
I bought a NIB model 60 for $160. Oh, I forgot to mention it was over fifty years ago. From the original Lew Horton retail store in Framingham, MA.
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I bought my first NIB mod 60 in 1977 for a crisp Franklin, been known to pay a lot more since then. 600.00 is the cheapest I have heard of for one in really good used condition lately.
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I would say $600 - $700 in that condition.
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