gold color, 100 year anniversary 30-30 lever gun. good shape. no rust spots, wood all looks pretty decent.

 

 what do they go for?

Winchester cranked-out a ton of different model 94 commemorative rifles. With few exceptions, they aren't worth a whole lot more than a standard Model 94 in similar condition.

14 minutes ago, W2MC said:

Winchester cranked-out a ton of different model 94 commemorative rifles. With few exceptions, they aren't worth a whole lot more than a standard Model 94 in similar condition.

That goes for a lot of other commemorative. Smith and Wesson would crank out a commemorative for whoever and whatever you wanted as long as you made the minimum order in the late 70s, early 80s. 

More information on Winchester Commemoratives  and production numbers:

 

https://winchestercollector.org/winchester-commemoratives/

 

Couldn't afford the rifle at the time but have a box of the John Wayne commemorative ammo.

thanks for that link. it's a centennial 66. it's been fired, but is in overall good shape. dudes pop used to hunt with it.

 

how do i go about finding a value......or a reasonable number to offer him?

7 hours ago, 1LtCAP said:

thanks for that link. it's a centennial 66. it's been fired, but is in overall good shape. dudes pop used to hunt with it.

 

how do i go about finding a value......or a reasonable number to offer him?

https://www.gunbroker.com/Lever-Action-Rifles/search?Sort=13&PageSize=48&Ch-manufacturerName=Winchester&Ch-Caliber=.30-30

 

looks like avg around a grand.....thanks for the link again man

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12 hours ago, GRIZ said:

Couldn't afford the rifle at the time but have a box of the John Wayne commemorative ammo.

i'll bet that's worth a ton. i'm being serious, not sarcastic.

5 minutes ago, 1LtCAP said:

looks like avg around a grand.....thanks for the link again man

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https://imgur.com/a/YJ9c9Pu