I’m in agreement. I think it’s a poorly stamped 6 not a 3
...A lot of times "collectors" are somewhere off in LaLa land with what they believe things are worth. It's the age old conundrum, collectors can say it's worth whatever they want but the reality is it's only worth what someone will pay and that's the problem with something like a misstamp, I doubt anybody is going to do anything but talk about it's value. Getting somebody to cough up cash for it is unlikely. Go to the Tulsa gun show and there's literally miles of tables stacked up with old Winchesters with crazy price tags on them but nothing's moving, those same guns have been hauled from show to show for years. At my local show there's still stuff that's shows up every year on the same tables for the decade since I've moved here. I don't mean to be a downer but if you inherited the piece I think sentimentality is where the value is in that one (I mean in addition to what an '06 Model 70 is worth ).
