Found a model 99 today in good original condition. I read in the Blue Book that the 99 was a Promotional Model in late 50s to early 60s. Is this a collectible model and what is a fair price? Thanks for any feedback!
Historically, there were also other versions that were sold: Marlin Model 99 and 99DL - this was the first version of the Model 60, offered in a walnut stock, 1959 to 1961 Marlin 99G - Very similar to the 60 Model 99M1 - styled to resemble the US Army M1 carbine, with eighteen-inch barrel, handguard, barrel band, nine-shot magazine even with the end of the stock, and receiver sight mounted on the scope grooves. Model 989M2 - styled like the 99M1, but with a box magazine. Glenfield Model 99G - precursor of the Model 60G. As far as value...check current prices by searching gun auction sites such as: GunBroker.com GunsAmerica.com GunAuction.com
