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I use to give value quotes from a gun Blue Book. But I have found the prices published are sometimes 2 years old. Now-a-days real time gun values are hard to determine because of almost daily wild swings in the economy. In a good economy, collector guns go up in price (lots of ready cash available) and utility gun prices go down. In a bad economy collector gun prices go down (no ready cash available), but utility grade guns are more desirable and prices go up. Here are links to the more popular gun auction sites. Look up your gun and you can get a better ideal of the current value of your gun. http://www.gunbroker.com/ http://gunauction.com/ http://www.gunsamerica.com/ http://www.ebang.com/ .

500 in good condition