1976 WINCHESTER. MOD 94. NOS

SUPER X · Jun 4, 2019

Mint never fired model 94 30-30 . hang tag and all paper work .it was built in 75 .No saftey. I assume it was for the 1976 bicentennial due to the red white and blue box . all info is on the hang tag picture posted.still has the packing grease and wax paper wrap on it.

Made in U.S.A.

1000 cash firm no trade intrest buyer payes transfer.

Please PM inquiries

DizzyJ · Jun 4, 2019

Nice!

Rudedog · Jun 6, 2019

I paid $89 for mine in 1976.

JadeFox · Jun 13, 2019

Me too! $89. In Coquille.

Medic! · Jun 13, 2019

Ya...……… And gold was $104 an oz 8/31 1976.

It's $1340 today.

40Garand · Jun 13, 2019

Medic! said:
Ya...……… And gold was $104 an oz 8/31 1976.

It's $1340 today.

These nickel for a scoop guys can shove it!

SUPER X · Sep 12, 2019

Medic! said:
Ya...……… And gold was $104 an oz 8/31 1976.

It's $1340 today.

A small apartment was 100.00 or less in 76 , I don't think you can get anything for 1000 now .If so I would have a lump under my pillow.

CV-66 · Oct 20, 2019

1975 Mustang II 2-Door Hardtop Coupe: $3,801

jbett98 · Jan 17, 2020

SkeetAt40Below · Nov 4, 2020

Medic! said:
Ya...……… And gold was $104 an oz 8/31 1976.

It's $1340 today.

And $100 of Apple stock in the same period would be worth $15,000. The moral of the story is that if you take "fudd lore" at it's word, namely "An ounce of Gold will buy you a good men's suit" you will always be able to buy exactly that- a suit, with your ounce of gold.