I need a valuation on my Browning Auto-5 classic. The serial number is 211 BC 1829?

Question

The gun and box are both 100% New in Box, never fired, never handled

Answer 1

Note that 100% pricing indicates New In Box UNFIRED condition.
A-5 CLASSIC SERIES
- 12 ga., 5,000 mfg. in Classic model, 500 mfg. in Gold Classic. Both editions feature game scenes, John M. Browning's profile, and other inscriptions, special silver grey finished receiver. Introduced 1984.
A-5 Classic Model
- no inlays. Factory inventories were depleted in 1987.
Grading 100% ...98% ...95% .90% .80% .70% .60%
........... $1,800 .$975 ..$725 ..N/A ..N/A ..N/A ...N/A

A-5 Gold Classic Model
- features 5 inlays depicting duck hunting scenes. Mfg. 1986 with inventory depleted 1989.
Grading... 100%... 98%... 95%... 90% ...80% ...70%... 60%
.............. $5,000 $3,550 $2,300 ..N/A .....N/A. ....N/A ...N/A

Answer 2

Try the Blue Book of Gun Values by S.P. Fjestad. You can tell the where it was made by the proof markings. And when it was made by the serial #. There are codes on the barrel that will tell you the choke of the barrel.There is pricing from 60% to 100%. You can buy the book at gun shops or on line. If your gun is 100% with the box YOU HAVE A VERY NICE GUN ON YOUR HANDS..If it is just marked classic with the box it could be worth in the $1000.00 range. if it's mark gold you are looking in the range of $4000.00. Any way it goes you have a find if it is truly unfired and in the box.

Answer 3

Go to the Browning Web Site and price one. You will NOT get a new price though when selling it unless someone does not know anything about guns