- Good: $8,000
- Very Good: $14,000
- Fine: $38,000
- Very Fine: $150,000-$190,000+
- Extremely Fine: $383,000
- Uncirculated: $395,000
However, as the value of any collectible highly depends on market value and its condition, it is advised to consult other numismatic sources on updated listings prior to pricing this collectible.
Features M1A1 Caliber:75 mm. Length:from the piece, 1.32 m; of the barrel, 1.19 m. Weight:complete, 587.900 kg. Pointing in elevation:— 5° to + 45°. Pointing in azimuth:6°. Initial speed:maximum, 381m/s Maximum range:8,925 m. Projectile weight:6.241 kg. In 1920, American military officials called f
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