wood gun case

[John Lawrence]

I'm looking to sell this gun case it's an antique that was my grandfathers then my fathers and now mine.. I think that's how it went. Well anyways I need to buy a wedding dress so I'm curious how much this is worth to someone bolth locks are new with two sets if keys and the wood is a particle board on the back I belive but the rest feels solid and real. Beautiful though I've always loved this gun case but I dont have anything pretty enough to show.. so what-do-ya think?

http://www.ifish.net/gallery/data/500/thumbs/100_2035.JPG (http://www.ifish.net/gallery/showphoto.php/photo/64371)

http://www.ifish.net/gallery/data/500/thumbs/100_2036.JPG (http://www.ifish.net/gallery/showphoto.php/photo/64372)

John

[The Overfishin Condition]

It's very gorgeous. Ifish mandates, and probably almost specifically for this type of post, that you only do listings which include at least some idea of an asking price. I would possibly be interested in this, but would have no idea where to start on a price. Based on the nostalgic and sentimental value of this, I'm afraid you could end up getting insulted by an offer, and that's what the AUP tries to prevent! Let us know! Thanks, TOC.

[John Lawrence]

Oh this doesn't hold a sentimental value to me or my father other than a beautiful piece of furniture I was thinking 150.00 but I don't know if that's too high or too low I dont know anything about wooden gun cases I know your fire tight all metal ones are freaking outragious but these I've looked online and found nothing close to get a guess. thanks

John

[Jetridinfool]

I have that EXACT same cabinet.
Has worked well for me for years.
I think $150 is a very fair price. Good Luck Selling it.

[John Lawrence]

ttt

[John Lawrence]

how does 100 dollars sound