I have watched them off and on for years. I would guess on the low end $1200 on up to about $2000 in the condition you describe. I see them listed for a lot higher but they are more collector pieces with all original parts.

Starline is making brass now so that is a positive.

You need to find someone with a current (2019) copy of the "blue book" on gun values. It will give you a base list of gun values based on the per cent of the over all condition of the gun. In using this list you must be brutally honest to get the true base price. Then there will be a list of things to check for. These things will add to or subtract from that base value. Like does he still have the original sights? The recoil pad. Even after that you still come down to your best guess and what you are willing to pay and he is willing to take. Good luck.

We'll see how this goes.

There is a .348 in residence here. I paid a bit more than I'd like but I am an admitted cheapskate and he got a little less than what he thought but he seems happy.

I haven't done a count of all the accessories but there's a BUNCH.

Update: 300+ empties, 45 loaded, 350+ bullets, dies....maybe I got a better deal than I was thinking.

There's about $500-600 in brass, bullets and dies. I didn't actually realize until I pawed through all the boxes of stuff. That makes it a real decent deal. I've wanted one for a long time now so that itch has been scratched.

Piggies for sure!! It deserves that at the very least.