A refinished model 36 with a bobbed hammer, I would have to inspect it in person to truly value it. It is hard to place values on non-standard firearms
The revolver pictured is not up my alley.
For me to buy it the refinish would need to not be covering up a poorly cared for older revolver. The job of bobbing the hammer would have to be done good and everything else on the firearm would need to check out.
If all that panned out, I would probably offer no more than $300 and actually start at $250.
But that is me, it might be worth more to you