3.7 cm rounds help

[BobI]

Hello!
Someone had asked, I think. These came out of a museum, they sell a lot of their unwanted and neglected "stuff" to me. I normally do not do consignment, but these were consigned since I do not know much about them or how to value them. I like that since it gives me a chance to research and learn a new area of collecting!
Here is the picture,
Bob

[Paul C]

Thank you for the tungsten core case headstamp. It seems that most of the Pzgr 40 cases are reused normal cases.

It must be very useful to have such good connections with a museum. It helps to explain how some of the items are in such good condition.

PC

[BobI]

Hey Paul!
I have been lucky, they have been nice to me and I need to do well for them too. The Director felt the Pzgr 40 is worth about 800 US, does that sound accurate? Any idea of the value of the other rounds?
Thanks!
Bob

[jiipee76]

Hey Paul!
I have been lucky, they have been nice to me and I need to do well for them too. The Director felt the Pzgr 40 is worth about 800 US, does that sound accurate? Any idea of the value of the other rounds?
Thanks!
Bob

800USD sounds very much to me but i know prices are totally different in US for german ordnance.In europe,something like 200USD max for this type Pzgr 40 round.

3,7cm Flak and Pak normal rounds are quite common.I would not pay more than 50-80USD for them each.Czech round 50USD.

[evilmike]

As Jussi says over in EU they are alittle expensive but no where near $800, if i could get my collection to the States I could retire

[BobI]

Thanks Guys!
Any idea what a realistic price would be?
Thanks!
Bob