I have three boxes of Remington .30-30 brass that is ancient (well, no older than 1959, anyway). Does anyone have an idea where I can find a value, if there is any, for these boxes/contents? Websites? Books?
I don't think I'll reload them, but I do wonder what the boxes might be worth. Two are in good condition, the third is in good-to-OK shape.
Old .30-30 boxes + brass - any idea of value?
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Old .30-30 boxes + brass - any idea of value?
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Re: Old .30-30 boxes + brass - any idea of value?
I checked out your attachments, and what caught my eye was the original price tag.UpTheIrons wrote:I have three boxes of Remington .30-30 brass that is ancient (well, no older than 1959, anyway). Does anyone have an idea where I can find a value, if there is any, for these boxes/contents? Websites? Books?
I don't think I'll reload them, but I do wonder what the boxes might be worth. Two are in good condition, the third is in good-to-OK shape.
$3.10 a box. the good ole days!
Re: Old .30-30 boxes + brass - any idea of value?
Manion's (http://www.manions.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;) has a page on their website of old ammunition/boxes. Never had any dealings/experience with them, but their auction page may give you a ballpark estimate of value.
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Re: Old .30-30 boxes + brass - any idea of value?
Thanks for the tip about Manion's. I'll check it out. Looks like a fun toy store!
"I don't know how that would ever be useful, but I want two!"
Springs are cheap - your gun and your life aren't.
Springs are cheap - your gun and your life aren't.