Pricing C+R's

[Krinklesac]

Any recommendations for finding sale prices of C+R's that I want to sell?

Gunbroker has a for fee data service but I was looking for the free stuff

 

[Matlack]

You probably post what you have and people here can give you a range. Post pics and they can give you a better idea. Just a thought.

 

[Dave91]

Go to gunbroker and do an advanced search. Click on the completed items tab and you can see sale prices for completed auctions.

 

[Mike OTDP]

Dave91 is correct. GunBroker's completed auctions should give you a decent idea of what things are actually selling for. If you're selling by auction, be sure to start on the low end - I've seen a lot of people try to start items at their fantasy price, not reality.

 

[gizzard]

sometimes online auctions that have closed will have price, add any buyers premium.
you have to account for odd variations, point of origin, manufacture date on many milsurps to get a fair price.

 

[nmyers]

When you do a search of GB completed auctions, select LIST HIGHEST NUMBER OF BIDS FIRST. That way, items for which no one bid fall to the bottom of the list.

 

[toolness1]

I know this won't help you right at this moment, but there's a new Standard Catalog of Military Firearms: The Collector's Price & Reference Guide coming out on Jan 7th 2017.

I have the one from 2014 and I thought it was a pretty good guide and found it to be pretty close to what I saw stuff going for on the market.

I am going to pre-order this one, Amazon is selling it for about 29 bucks.

I also use it to tally up a figure for my firearms insurance...