Ok,,, excellent details,,, as seen by the info added after you posted them. As noted,,, the transfer bar was not an original action part,,, so these guns have been "converted." As such,,, unless the original parts are with them,, it deducts from the value. As noted,,, these 2 s are "close" in numbers,, but there are 2 guns in between them missing. Still kinda nice. You asked about "true 2 digit subscriber" guns. Well, there used to be a program, where Ruger would take the first serial numbers of a new gun design & let certain people get that exact same number. Gun writers, close friends of Bill, certain people who had a special interest in Rugers, who were selected to receive any & all new firearm introductions, all bearing the same number. Example; I now own 5 guns,,, all serial number 21, that were subscriber guns for Harlon Carter, the head of the NRA (at one time.) Different models, but all with the same low serial number. Several of us collectors prize very low numbers, and especially when attached to a famous person.
Unfortunately, the 2 guns you've listed are not "special" in that regard,,, and are converted. With the condition you've described,, I'd place the value of each gun at about $250 tops. A set of proper original parts to convert them back is about $75 each. Now, if someone had one of the 2 guns (or both) in the middle of those, they would find them desirable.
