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Grading Standards

vipereatervipereater Member Posts: 90 ✭
edited May 2002 in General Discussion
Are different ages of firearms graded at different standards? In other words, is a "excellent" graded firearm 25 years old graded with the same quality standards as a 100 year old firearm also in "excellent" condition or is there more leniency towards quality on the older firearm? Grading standard from Blue Book of Gun Values.

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  • daddodaddo Member Posts: 3,408
    edited November -1
    All grading is the same. A gun is 80% at 100 years or at 5 years.
    The extra value comes from the individual collector and what he is willing to pay, rarity, historic value, ect.
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