GunSerialsGun values · measured from the auction record
What does a Winchester sell for at auction?
These price comparisons use 7,655 sales of individual Winchesters at Rock Island Auction Company, Morphy Auctions, Poulin Auctions, Redding Auction Services, and Amoskeag Auction Company, from Sep 2023 to Sep 2026. Each sale was for one gun. The figures show what buyers paid and can help you compare prices for the same model. They do not tell you exactly what your gun is worth.
Typical prices, model by model
“Typical” is the median: half the guns sold above it, half below. Each model’s page has the full ranges and the recent sales.
| Model | Guns sold | Typical by age group |
|---|---|---|
| 9422 | 84 | Modern $968 |
| Hotchkiss | 67(5 yrs) | Antique $2,588 |
| M1 Carbine | 110 | C&R $1,650 |
| M1 Garand | 155 | C&R $1,701 |
| Model 12 | 467 | C&R $567 |
| Model 21 | 175 | C&R $4,994 |
| Model 24 | 41(5 yrs) | C&R $590 |
| Model 37 | 93 | C&R $290 |
| Model 42 | 188 | C&R $1,880 |
| Model 52 | 197 | C&R $1,175 |
| Model 53 | 45 | C&R $1,708 |
| Model 54 | 68 | C&R $1,560 |
| Model 55 | 50 | C&R $874 |
| Model 61 | 223 | C&R $1,680 |
| Model 62 and 62A | 142 | C&R $700 |
| Model 63 | 88 | C&R $750 |
| Model 64 | 89 | C&R $1,440 |
| Model 65 | 49(5 yrs) | C&R $3,525 |
| Model 67 | 98 | C&R $182 |
| Model 69 | 62 | C&R $252 |
| Model 70 | 901 | C&R $2,000 · Modern $1,028 |
| Model 71 | 64 | C&R $1,645 |
| Model 75 | 59 | C&R $590 |
| Model 88 | 104 | C&R $1,210 |
| Model 100 | 51 | C&R $793 |
| Model 101 | 54(5 yrs) | Modern $1,528 |
| Model 1866 | 170 | Antique $5,944 |
| Model 1873 | 627 | Antique $2,337 · C&R $2,938 |
| Model 1876 | 137 | Antique $3,231 |
| Model 1885 | 188 | Antique $1,573 · C&R $1,216 |
| Model 1886 | 376 | Antique $2,890 · C&R $2,256 |
| Model 1887 | 47 | Antique $1,350 |
| Model 1890 | 170 | Antique $2,469 · C&R $666 |
| Model 1892 | 528 | Antique $2,232 · C&R $1,573 |
| Model 1894 | 1,089 | Antique $2,115 · C&R $1,025 · Modern $877 |
| Model 1895 | 238 | Antique $2,642 · C&R $1,998 |
| Model 1897 | 204 | C&R $600 |
| Model 1903 | 41(5 yrs) | C&R $430 |
| Model 1906 | 55 | C&R $393 |
| U.S. Model 1917 | 61 | C&R $968 |
Models marked (5 yrs) had too few sales in the last three years, so their figures cover five years of sales.
C&R means “curio and relic,” a collector category that usually includes guns at least 50 years old. These groups follow the auction company’s listing at the time of sale. Poulin writes its category at the end of each lot description, and we read it for each Poulin sale used here. When a Poulin lot shows no category (3 of them here), we place it by the gun's age. Redding prints no category either. We use the year of manufacture its description states, or the model's age when every gun of that model is 50 years old or more; a Redding sale with neither is left out. “Antique” here means made before 1899; see the pre-1899 guide. A price group does not confirm the legal status of your gun. We leave out modern reissues of models whose original production ended more than 50 years ago.
Models with only a few sales
These models had fewer than 40 single-gun sales, too few for a typical price. Each model’s page lists every sale we counted. Here are the lowest and highest prices.
| Model | Guns sold | Lowest to highest |
|---|---|---|
| Model 20 | 5 | $352 – $1,046 |
| Model 25 | 9 | $151 – $390 |
| Model 36 | 10 | $346 – $1,080 |
| Model 40 | 6(5 yrs) | $338 – $1,645 |
| Model 41 | 7 | $169 – $875 |
| Model 43 | 32 | $500 – $5,100 |
| Model 47 | 8 | $169 – $650 |
| Model 50 | 29 | $182 – $1,250 |
| Model 57 | 8 | $360 – $1,500 |
| Model 59 | 16 | $254 – $900 |
| Model 60 | 11 | $84 – $260 |
| Model 60A | 8 | $48 – $484 |
| Model 68 | 11 | $50 – $325 |
| Model 74 | 23 | $30 – $1,025 |
| Model 77 | 25 | $100 – $453 |
| Model 190 | 12 | $108 – $229 |
| Model 250 | 9 | $200 – $650 |
| Model 270 | 5 | $160 – $700 |
| Model 290 | 9 | $133 – $340 |
| Model 1200 | 23 | $181 – $861 |
| Model 1300 | 9 | $184 – $1,573 |
| Model 1400 | 7 | $193 – $366 |
| Model 1893 | 10 | $554 – $15,275 |
| Model 1895 Lee Navy | 15 | $922 – $6,462 |
| Model 1901 | 11 | $847 – $14,100 |
| Model 1902 | 13 | $90 – $2,160 |
| Model 1904 | 14 | $110 – $2,050 |
| Model 1907 | 25 | $458 – $2,952 |
| Model 1911 SL | 8 | $145 – $514 |
| Models 1905 and 1910 | 10 | $430 – $1,560 |
| Pattern 14 | 8 | $544 – $1,168 |
| Super X Model 1 | 11 | $393 – $1,028 |
| Thumb Trigger | 10 | $50 – $4,700 |
With so few sales, one gun in unusual condition can set the low or the high. Military trench, riot, and sniper guns are listed on the model page but left out of these figures.
What is included in these prices?
- Each included auction lot contains one gun. We exclude groups of guns, parts, and accessories, and listings described as deluxe, special-order, engraved, restored, commemorative, or linked to a famous owner. Title filters miss some of those, so a few unusual guns still remain. Rare features and documented ownership history can change a gun’s value. What deluxe and special-order features look like → Commemoratives have their own page.
- Guns are grouped as antique, curio and relic, or modern, using the auction company’s category at the time of sale. Military trench, riot, and sniper versions are kept out of those groups; where there are enough, they get their own version row. Redding prints no category, so its guns are grouped by the year of manufacture its description states, or by the model’s age when every gun of that model is 50 years old or more.
- A price row needs at least 20 sales. The middle 50% leaves out the lowest quarter and highest quarter of prices. The middle 80% leaves out the lowest tenth and highest tenth. “Typical price” is the median, the middle price in the group. When more than one auction company has enough sales, the model page also shows each company’s typical price. Those figures can differ because the houses tend to sell different guns.
- Prices include the buyer’s premium, the auction company’s extra fee, where the house charges one. Redding charges none, so its price is what the buyer paid. They exclude tax, shipping, and other costs. They are not the seller’s proceeds. Wear and changes to original parts can explain large price differences.
We show a model’s prices when at least 40 individual guns sold during the period covered. With fewer, but at least 5, the model page lists each sale and its price instead. If a price depends on a gun’s original features, a factory letter may help document them. The gun also needs to be examined for later changes.
Think one of these numbers looks wrong? Tell us what you’re seeing and include a link to the sale or source so we can check it.
Questions
What is my Winchester worth?
Prices depend on age, condition, original parts, and special features. Enter a serial number on a model page to highlight the price group for its possible dates. Recent sales are matched by that age group; they may differ from your gun in caliber, version, and condition.
Do these prices include the buyer's premium?
Yes, where the house charges one. The prices include the buyer's premium, an extra fee the auction company adds to the winning bid. Redding Auction Services charges no buyer's premium, so its price is simply what the buyer paid. All prices exclude costs such as tax and shipping, and none is the amount the seller receives.
Why might my gun sell for a different price?
Wear, repairs, replaced parts, rare features, and documented history can raise or lower a price. These tables group completed sales after dropping obvious deluxe, engraved, and commemorative listings. They do not assess the condition or features of your gun.
How do these compare with Blue Book gun values?
A price guide estimates values for guns in different conditions. These tables summarize completed sales at 5 auction companies. Use them as another comparison, then account for the condition and features of the gun you are pricing.
Is this an appraisal?
No. These are auction price comparisons. An appraisal considers your particular gun, including its condition, original parts, and history. A dealer's purchase offer or a private sale price may differ from an auction result.
Which models are priced?
We show prices for 40 models that had at least 40 single-gun sales during the period covered. For 33 more models with at least 5 sales, the model page lists each sale instead of a typical price. Other model pages still show their serial-number records.