Suzkat: Follow skeettz advice and go to "research letters" on the PGCA website Better still, join the PGCA for $40.00 and for another $40.00 you can get a letter on your gun (instead of $60.00 for non-members) The gun that you are looking at could easily be worth $5,000.00 or a bit more if it is in the condition that you describe with uncut barrels and bright bores that haven't been honed too thin. The provenance that a PGCA letter will give you could also enhance the value. To give you and example: I own a Parker 20 gauge that the letter showed it being shipped to a well known manager of a big league baseball team. A Parker Grade 2, GH Grade, with an original two barrel set would, quite often, have been ordered direct from the factory by someone with more than average means. IMHO
Best Regards, George
