#17 American Wildlife Series

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#17 American Wildlife Series

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Hey guys and gals,

Just bought this and was wondering how bad I got screwed. It's the mallard duck in the series and has all the paperwork.

So, what is the value on this?

Thanks!

Sorry for the crappy pics. Still don't have a photo booth set up at the store yet. ::dang::
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Booger County Outfitters LLC.

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Re: #17 American Wildlife Series

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Craig,
I don't think thees are real rare, but not real common either.
I would think that they should bring in the $40 to $60 range. There was one on ebay last month that sold for $40 without box, though it was a bit different.

Hope this helps,
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Re: #17 American Wildlife Series

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Dale,
Thanks! I didn't get screwed at all then on this one! ::ds::
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Booger County Outfitters LLC.

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