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Can anyone tell me how much these are selling for in Like New condition and about how many were made.
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05-06-2010, 02:00 PM
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broken hand,serial numbers ran from emk001-emk2500 . 2500 manufactured in 1985. Deluxe Edition ran from emk001-emk100,complete with ivory magnas at two to three times the value. as to value, I would only guess.mine to me is priceless.kframe man
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broken hand,serial numbers ran from emk001-emk2500 . 2500 manufactured in 1985. Deluxe Edition ran from emk001-emk100,complete with ivory magnas at two to three times the value. as to value, I would only guess.mine to me is priceless.kframe man
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Sure would like to see some pictures.
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Standard version sells for around $800. The deluxe version for around $1500. The difficulty with commemoratives is they sell fast in the beginning, but once the demand is satisfied, it is hard to sell the remainder. EMK0045 is shown below.
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05-06-2010, 07:22 PM
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One beautiful handgun, thanks for the replies
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I am not big on commemoratives, but I would like to own one of the deluxe guns
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I'm new at posting pictures,so please bare with me.My Keith Comm.m29.Had it about 20years, I love it. kframeman
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m29-3 with m19-5 wearing Kuracs, kframeman
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Standard version sells for around $800. The deluxe version for around $1500. The difficulty with commemoratives is they sell fast in the beginning, but once the demand is satisfied, it is hard to sell the remainder. EMK0045 is shown below.
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I have never even considered a commemorative before , but i would love that one . I suppose they would decrease in market value a lot if they were fired a bit .
If any body has one and has been itching to shoot it , wang off a few and email me the new reduced price . Go ahead and enjoy , shoot up enough to get it down around $750.00 . I plan on shooting it , and packing it in a Milt Sparks holster . Elmer Keith would have wanted it that way .
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I am usually not into commemorative editions of any firearm, but I have to say the Elmer Keith Model 29 is one that I really do like. Nice photos above...absolutely beautiful revolvers.
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Sorry to revive an old thread, but I'm curious. I've found a model 29 serial number EMK06xx at a local store, but it looks like a regular model 29--none of the art work in these great pictures.
Would this be the standard version?
It does come with a presentation wooden case.
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Elmer Keith Commentrative 29-3 Ivory magnas
Just found a new E K 29-3 with ivory grips, the is one great looking gun. I believe the finish is better than the standard blue finish of this period,am I right ? I know I will never shoot it, this is a real keeper. Any update info would be appreciated.
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