What’s a fair market value for these vintage stocks?

[Red Pill]

I'm not auctioning... I just need help valuing these stocks before I list them for sale. Just a reasonable fair market value for both seller and buyer.

They're for a K/L frame square butt. Would these be considered "target" stocks? I believe they're walnut. Dated August 11, 1986.

They're in beautiful condition, but I'll let the photos speak for themselves.

Anyway, I just don't need them and figured if anyone will appreciate them, it'd be one of you gentlemen.

Again, I'm not auctioning... I just need help determining a reasonable fair market value for both seller and buyer before I list for sale.

 

[George_in_SD]

They're worth $75-125.

 

[M29since14]

Agree. They're GA, not walnut - pretty, too!

 

[Red Pill]

Agree. They're GA, not walnut - pretty, too!

What is GA?

 

[rbmac52]

Goncalo Alves wood.

 

[Pizza Bob]

What is GA?

Goncalo Alves

 

[Red Pill]

Ahhh, thanks.

 

[mike from st pete]

$70 to $80

 

[Mehutch]

I'll take them, if you want to deal. contact me at [email protected]

 

[THEmodelof1989]

Reasonable for both seller and buyer, I would say no more than $100. What is something you have no need for worth to you?

 

[AveragEd]

Several years ago, checkered target stocks would bring upwards of $175 if they were like new and displayed gorgeous wood figure. I know because I paid almost that much for some. Today, for some reason, their value has dropped and I just last week bought a set in perfect condition with great figure for $125. As others have estimated, I would place yours in the $75 range.

Ed