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The relative rarity is what's driving the price.
I've seen them go as high as $600 in the right market.
4-450 seems to be pretty common latley, :idunno:
Although not in the same league as the Seneca, the Cherokee is still a desirable and fairly rare gun. I bought a Seneca from a fellow that had another one for sale for $1500 bucks. It had never been removed form the box, ever! :shocked2: It was a 36 but the one I bought is a 45 and I paid $500. It is in real nice condition but had been shot. I am going to put a Cherokee in the $400 to $500 range for a mint one. You just never realy know until it is sold! :hmm: I certainly wouldn't take much less if it were mne.
thanks for the info and advice. i walked around the local gun show with the rifle today and had no takers. everybody wanted to know what i wanted for the "hawken", then they wanted to know why i wanted so much for it when they had used renegades for 200. i got tired of explaining and left with it. gun shows can frustrate and crank the blood pressure to new highs!
I just got one shipped up from Arkansaw to Ohio for the grandson and was happy to get it for $400. They are bringing a lot more than that in my area. In fact I got one in this week with a pitted barrel to put a liner in and it cost the owner $400 with a bad bore! It seems like they are one of those items you look for for years and suddenly you get two!