Colt Model of 1909 Revolver (US Army)

[Johnny P]

Mine book is $1000 lower across the board for the Army. Now the Navy is $3500 for 100% then $3100 for 98%. Does this agree with yours Johnny?

Yes, that agrees with mine. Note the page I copied from mine in post #12.

[gfguns]

This sale is 14 months ago but a good comparable. 1909's are increasing at a greater rate than the guide indicates in my opinion.
http://www.gunauction.com/buy/12040423

[gfguns]

Navy - 100% = $3500 and 95% = $2600.

USMC - 100% = $4000 and 95% = $3200.

Either one of those pistols would bring double that in 100%.

Hi Johnny
What do you think a 1909 USMC in 75% condition with 75% USMC Holster would sell for today?

[Johnny P]

The price curve is the steepest when you drop from the !00% condition (if such a revolver exists) through the next few percentages, but tends to level out more as you past the 90% condition. Nothing but my opinion, but I would think that a Model 1909 USMC in 75% condition would be in the $3000 range. I don't really keep up with the market on leather, but I would think the holster would be in the $1000 range.

[gfguns]

The price curve is the steepest when you drop from the !00% condition (if such a revolver exists) through the next few percentages, but tends to level out more as you past the 90% condition. Nothing but my opinion, but I would think that a Model 1909 USMC in 75% condition would be in the $3000 range. I don't really keep up with the market on leather, but I would think the holster would be in the $1000 range.

Thanks Johnny that makes sense.