Anyone have a clue as to what this Enfield ShtLE 1918 303 is worth?

[Sharpsburg]

A family member is asking me to sell for him. I have seen prices all over the map and have no clue what makes one worth more than the other. The stock seems to have a Russian coin embedded in it And I have no idea what it signifies.

 

[StuP]

A family member is asking me to sell for him. I have seen prices all over the map and have no clue what makes one worth more than the other. The stock seems to have a Russian coin embedded in it And I have no idea what it signifies.

It looks like the top hand guards are missing? Is it import marked? Do the serial numbers on the bolt, action, nose cap and magazine match?

 

[jbbear6002]

I am no Enfield expert, but I’d guess $250-300 +whatever the coin is worth.
In that shape any real collector value is gone, others may correct me though.

 

[Sharpsburg]

It looks like the top hand guards are missing? Is it import marked? Do the serial numbers on the bolt, action, nose cap and magazine match?

Not sure on serial numbers. Will check after work and post an update. Thanks!

 

[rOmiLaYu]

I am no Enfield expert, but I’d guess $250-300 +whatever the coin is worth.
In that shape any real collector value is gone, others may correct me though.

Maybe even less than that. .303 is not a popular cartridge these days. I wouldn't even had the value of the coin to it, unless the coin is precious metal. Which I doubt it is. A sporterized Enfield? $200 tops in my mind.

 

[cmshoot]

Maybe even less than that. .303 is not a popular cartridge these days. I wouldn't even had the value of the coin to it, unless the coin is precious metal. Which I doubt it is. A sporterized Enfield? $200 tops in my mind.

This. It’s a sporterized SMLE. You can buy an all-original beater for $450, and it would cost that much or more to put it back into its original configuration.