1. Aug 10, 2012 #1
   

   Pandaz3

   Cornelius, Oregon

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   I have some old, old ammunition probably from the early fifties. .30-.30. One box seems to be in good shape (The box and ammo) and is Savage brand so I guess they made some.
   
   Just wondering if it might be collectible.

    
2. Aug 10, 2012 #2
   

   jbett98

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   Generally, it's the box that's valuable, unless it's a rare caliber.

    
3. Aug 13, 2012 #3
   

   AMProducts

   Maple Valley, WA

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   I collect cartridges... sounds like what you have isn't terribly rare or interesting. Usually when you get into 1890s-1920 range the rounds start to have a lot of value because there were cartridges that were only made for a few years as different companies experimented with that new "smokeless powder".

    
4. Aug 13, 2012 #4
   

   Pandaz3

   Cornelius, Oregon

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   Yes I have a friend with a Savage 99 in 30-30, he will get them.

    

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