1gunsnotenough
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Found a couple NIB MKI .22s. Standard 6" and MK678. Try to find out their value.
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These, although there is a slightly different and/or bigger buying audience, are worth little more than any other similar-era Standard Auto's or MkI's in the same condition. $400-ish-or-less is what the price guide says, but if I were to find a NIB Liberty Standard Auto, (remember, the Standard Auto is not a MkI), I'd likely step up a little bit if a NIB model was presented in front of me. 
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used to be at least a $50 'premium' for any of the models of 1976 that are rollmarked "Made in the 200th Year of American Liberty" boxed, packaged guns......
thats over and above 'market value'.......
thats over and above 'market value'.......
1gunsnotenough
Buckeye
different gun.
The question for me is will Ruger add the roll mark "MADE IN THE 250TH YEAR OF AMERICAN LIBERTY" for all production guns made in 2026?
And what about their 75th anniversary gun for 2024? I would think a special anniversary Mk IV is in the works…
And what about their 75th anniversary gun for 2024? I would think a special anniversary Mk IV is in the works…
I think a 250th is a good idea.
The only one I had was a 10/22. $54.86 out the door at Woolworth after my wife's employee discount. They even let me open boxes and choose the one I wanted.
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