I traded for a NIB model 60-14 Lady Smith a while back. Just curious, what do they go for, I've seen em from $780 to $650. What's your opinion? Thanks, Bernie

Howdy Bernie, and welcome aboard.

My Lady Smiths are older ('89 - '91), but I keep an eye on the contemporary ones, too.

I view the range you stated a bit high, but, then, I'm a cheap old Scotsman.

Enjoy yours. How 'bout some photos?

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Bob

I bought this NIB (which it still is) 60-14 Lady Smith along with the pictured accessories two years ago for $400.

I carry my 640-1 in the Galco shoulder holster.

I have no idea what new or used ones are going for.

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Endeavor to persevere.

You'd have a hard time getting more than $600 around here, but if it was mine, it's worth what the trade gun was worth. Like to see a pic. I'm sure it's a nice pistol . . .

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Mine was shipped April 2017. Not sure when it was actually purchased by the previous owner.

Being LE I'm sure he got a better price than the price the box.

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Endeavor to persevere.

M60 "anythings" in good shape are going for closer to the $780 price, and the new ones still available maybe a bit more. I haven't seen one in the last few months. Before the Covid panic, enhanced by the riots, I snagged a Talo M60 in .38 Special, 3" barrel with adjustable sights, for $815 on Gunbroker, NIB. Never gave the price a second thought, worth every penny to me.
M36/37's in good shape, and there's one of those from time to time, are gone in a minute for $600. I was picking up a "FFL item" at my LGS back in September and a customer wanted to put a M36 on consignment. The next guy waiting in line, bought it on the spot for $600, box and papers included. All were happy.

The little Smith's do hold their value.