If you want to see what similar lugers are selling for today, you might check out one of the gun auction websites or Simpson Ltd. Davis lists your luger as ranging from $850 in fair condition to $2,500 in excellent condition and that is without the holster or knowing if the magazines have matching numbers. If you wanted to replace it that would be "insurance value" and would represent the other (highest) end of the valuation spectrum. If your need cash and had to sell it today, the value would be a wholesale (lowest) price. Finally, the "value" depends on what you are trying to do with it. This point is often very subjective, but it has the biggest impact on value. Third, what is the overall condition of the pistol. Second, what about the holster? What is the condition of the leather? What markings does it display? These will also have an impact on the value.
#Buy luger 9mm serial numbers#
First, are there two magazines and do the serial numbers on the magazines match the serial number on the pistol? If so, that drives the value upward. That depends on condition and a couple of other issues. It should also be marked with what is known as an I-beam army acceptance inspection mark on the receiver along with the army eagle. The serial number of 8500 places it in this "mid acceptance" category rather than the earlier or later period. Based on the information you have provided it would appear that you have what is called a "Mauser G Date, Mid Acceptance Stamp" luger according to A. Thanks for posting your questions about your luger.
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