It all depends on CONDITION (just like everything else ) . Start with matching parts (serialized) most important is the matching frame , backstrap and barrel . Everything from rust , pitting , original finish , broken or missing parts , bore condition and rareity dictates the value as does the market demand . Since nobody wants to answer this question yet Ill take a shot at it . Between $900 and $3000 . First you have to determine if you have a first, second, or third generation Colt 1860, or an Italian made replica (it could be marked as a Colt 1860 Army but would also have other markings). Of course, the replica would be low-end and the high-dollar one will be an original in excellent condition with a verifiable history of Confederate use.
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