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Smith & Wesson

Smith & Wesson is a foundational American revolver maker - home of the Model 29 .44 Magnum and generations of fine hand-ejectors. Austin Auction Gallery sells and appraises Smith & Wesson firearms.

Smith & Wesson Value & Auction Results | Austin Auction Gallery

What it's Worth

Most Smith & Wessons bring several hundred to a couple thousand dollars, while registered Magnums, early hand-ejectors, and rare or documented examples climb higher. Model, era, condition, and originality drive value.

Most $400-$2,000; registered Magnums, early hand-ejectors, and rare models higher.

Our Sold Results

SMITH & WESSON SCHOFIELD #25 1st MODEL NO US MARK

SCHOFIELD #25 1st MODEL NO US MARK

$ 6,500.00 USD

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SCARCE S&W "MODEL 3 AMERICAN" SA .44 HENRY RIMFIRE

SCARCE "MODEL 3 AMERICAN" SA .44 HENRY RIMFIRE

$ 2,000.00 USD

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ENGRAVED & GOLD SMITH & WESSON .38 REVOLVER

ENGRAVED & GOLD .38 REVOLVER

$ 1,500.00 USD

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SMITH & WESSON MODEL M327 REVOLVER, 8 ROUND .57MAG

MODEL M327 REVOLVER, 8 ROUND .57MAG

$ 1,300.00 USD

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CASED SMITH WESSON TEXAS COMMEMORATIVE .357

CASED TEXAS COMMEMORATIVE .357

$ 1,300.00 USD

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SMITH & WESSON .44MAG REVOLVER & LEUPOLD SCOPE

.44MAG REVOLVER & LEUPOLD SCOPE

$ 950.00 USD

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Overview & History

Founded in 1852 and based in Springfield, Massachusetts, Smith & Wesson is one of the most important names in American handguns, known for its revolvers from early top-breaks and hand-ejectors to the famous Model 29 .44 Magnum. Value depends on the model, era, configuration, condition, and originality, with registered Magnums, early hand-ejectors, and documented examples bringing the most.

Identifying & Marks

The serial number and model number (stamped in the yoke cutout on later guns) identify and date the revolver; check caliber, barrel length, finish, and grips. Originality and matching components are key - our specialists verify before sale.

FAQ

What is my Smith & Wesson worth?

Most Smith & Wessons bring several hundred to a couple thousand dollars, while registered Magnums, early hand-ejectors, and rare or documented examples climb higher. Model, era, condition, and originality drive value. Send photos for a free appraisal.

How do I identify and date my Smith & Wesson?

The serial number and model number (stamped in the yoke cutout on later guns) identify and date the revolver; check caliber, barrel length, finish, and grips. Originality and matching components are key - our specialists verify before sale.

How do I sell my Smith & Wesson?

Austin Auction Gallery sells collectible firearms and offers free, no-obligation appraisals, handling all transfer requirements. Contact us to consign your Smith & Wesson.

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