HUH?

$1,000 bills sell on ebay all the time for $3,000-4,000. 32 x $4,000 = $128,000, give or take.

If one lot sold for $1 million, it had to be something unusually rare.

Holding 32 of these babes is pretty neat, though, Paul!

Thanks for the good input.  Where would I find possible buyers?  Is there a collector websites out there?   Thanks

Hoocher- As to your original question asked about your Krags for sale, before we hi-jacked your post, I would suggest Gun Broker, again, as a resource to find out what they might be worth and see what people are buying. There are certainly a lot more for sale than buyers for the lower value, run-of-the-mill Krag.  You haven't shown us enough to help you put a realistic value on them. Don't get your hopes up too high but it's worth a try.

The biggest mistake many people make is over valuing an item and setting the price too high. That comes, also, with not knowing what you have and what it's worth. If you don't have a lot in them, it makes it easier to sell them at a fair price.

Some people send them to an auction house which can get a higher price but takes a long time and costs a bunch in commission. Some people advertise on Face Book or sell them at gun shows but you need to know the local laws for selling yourself including sending out of state. Best to work through a licensed dealer to stay out of trouble.

Or, you could send them free of charge to me and I'll hang on to them for safe-keeping for a few years (or indefinitely!).

Hope this info helps some. So many choices!

"Some gun shops buy guns, but, paying 1/2 of what they will sell it for, is the norm." True, most gun shops make little profit from selling new guns, they make their money selling used ones. I work in a gun shop part time, we recently sold a $1495.00 retail price gun, and made only $200.00 profit. This normal for new guns. If not for buying and selling used guns, we would have to sell ALOT of new guns, to stay in business.

Let me start all over again. In my world unmolested Krags start at about 600 dollars and it is are rifle indeed that will break the 750 dollar barier.

I've been tracking them for years on Gunbroker and again the start at a little over 600 dollars and break the 1000 dollar barier with a fair degree of regularity with many anomolies going for less than 600 and more than 1000 dollars.

Hmmmm  and $2 dollar bills are worth - you guessed it - two dollars!

Does anyone remember the bicentennial bills?

Gosh, Fred. You've got about $30 worth of US currency there. What kind of Krag you wanting to trade for?

Now, if they were rare Pokeman cards or Mickey Mantle signed rookie cards, you might be looking for something real special!

again..thanks for the input.  I haven't had much chance to pursue this much lately.  I can tell you that a local gun shop offered $400.  Maybe Gun Broker is the way to go from here.  Thanks!