Hi again everyone.
So, in my searching for a PPK... how do I know "what it's worth?" A cursory look at gunbroker.com does not show a "show only completed sales" checkbox like eBay does, so I can see recent sale prices.
Is there a good way to determine value of a PPK?
Some areas I assume that matter:
My _hope_ is that there is some kind of vague baseline valuation based on year of manufacture alone, and then the other listed items "add ~$200" or "subtract ~$50" or the like ....
And yes, I totally expect variation, and I absolutely know the old saying that "it's worth exactly what someone is willing to pay for it." But being that I'm the guy paying, I'd like to have a general sense of what's a fair price, given that there is so much variety of PPK out there.
Any advice? Thanks in advance!
..dane
So, in my searching for a PPK... how do I know "what it's worth?" A cursory look at gunbroker.com does not show a "show only completed sales" checkbox like eBay does, so I can see recent sale prices.
Is there a good way to determine value of a PPK?
Some areas I assume that matter:
- year manufactured (walther, ranger/interarms, s&w, etc)
- caliber
- style (stainless, blued, etc)
- sale contents (gun, magazines, original box/paperwork/shot proof/etc)
My _hope_ is that there is some kind of vague baseline valuation based on year of manufacture alone, and then the other listed items "add ~$200" or "subtract ~$50" or the like ....
And yes, I totally expect variation, and I absolutely know the old saying that "it's worth exactly what someone is willing to pay for it." But being that I'm the guy paying, I'd like to have a general sense of what's a fair price, given that there is so much variety of PPK out there.
Any advice? Thanks in advance!
..dane