I have had this little rifle for 45 years and finally shipped down to FL where I live now. It was left to me when I was a kid by an uncle who passed on. It has no serial numbers, according to what I read on Browning’s site, they didn't start putting serials on their long guns until 1956. My best estimate would be that the gun was from around 1950. It is in pristine condition and has not been fired in 45 years and I don’t remember if I shot it or not as a kid. The receiver is silver with the gold trigger as they all seem to have been back then. The scroll work has the squirrels and prairie dogs with the goose or duck on top along with more scroll work on the trigger guard. The stock is checkered front and aft. I would like to get an idea of what this work of art is worth. I am not sure if I would sell it now, or hold it till the economy gets better. It's already been in the family for 60 years or so. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks