Jerry53
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Looking for a manufacture date and approximate value s/n 24288149. Two letter code on barrel near receiver is "JM".
Firearm is in excellent condition
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bigcurt
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hello jerry,,your marlin has a used value of between 80-135 if really clean ,,dates of manufacture are not specific but were first made in 1960 and are still in production to date,,good little semis and not many problems with them other than some ammo isn't really powerful enough for the action to cycle properly,,and some time may cause feeding problems..
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hello again ,,i found some dating codes online and if your marlin has a letter before the serial number its a post 1969 model and i may be able to give you the year of manufacture,,if not it was pre 69
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I have supposedly my dad's Glenfield Mod 60 22LR
serial number 21446157. Could you tell me the year of this rifle?
Thank You
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bigcurt
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marlin made so many of these inexpencive 22 auto loaders there aren't any records of individual years of production that i'm aware of ,,it was introduced in 1982 and is still in production today ,,value of it would be as listed above ,,for a newer model or older model alike..
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The Marlin- Glenfield Mod.60 22 LR
you can determine what year your rifle was made by taking the first two numbers of the serial number and subtract it from 2000. So if your serial number is 25368798. The first two numbers being 25 is subtracted from 2000 would be 1975 you rifle was made.
Hope that helps
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Thank you..... I found out it was manufacture in 1979.
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Value of a Marlin Glenfield 60 ranges from 100.00 to 150.00 If it has the gold trigger and the Squirl on the stock it's work around 150, in nice condition
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just looked on wikianswers and there was all ser. # info there
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