'Gunnut69': That's a handsome looking Krag that you should enjoy using. How is the bore?

The 1902 metal appears refinished (to a uniform shiny blue) in your photos. The earlier 1899 'cartouche' stock looks to be a nice Italian walnut one. It's nice that you have the butt trap accessories and a muzzle/sight cover.

IMHO - Your Krag looks attractive, but, would 'turn off' many collectors, because someone (not Springfield) has refinished it.

On the other hand, it appears nicely done and would be attractive to a 'shooter' or someone wanting a good looking rifle. (I would guess the value at around $800, with its accessories).

If it is all Springfield correct, original finish, and 'minty', a model 1898 rifle will bring around $1,200 to $1,400, in my recent experience.

(I just noticed the sling. If the sling is original, its worth around $100. An original Muzzle-cover is worth around $70. Krag oilers are common at around $25 and three-section cleaning rods bring $35 to $60. A bit of caution is needed since all these accessories have been reproduced).