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Received from my Father who in turn received from my grandfather. For insurance purposes how much you all think it may be work. It is in great condition minor wear on metal butt-stock strap.
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Since it is an irreplacable heirloom, it's hard to say. As a firearm, it's probably not worth much more than a new one. I'm going to take a wild guess and value it at around $400 for insurance purposes. But, do not take my word on it. I'm sure that there are '66s on the market for $100-$200 too.NRA Certified Pistol, Rifle, Shotgun and Metallic Cartridge Reloading Instructor
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They're worth more in sentimental value. Your used value will be as indicated above, $1-200.Comment
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The old ones are really desireable - I'd agree with Cannon in that put it at 400 for ins. -Comment
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Ya I do not want to sell itUSN Retired
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Id go for 400 for insuranceComment
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I just bought a 1967 Canadian centennial for $430..2024 New Year?s resolution will be no posting..
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