With a 13-day auction - and the condition it's in - it'll surpass the asking price.
That's the problem with a gun 'auction'.
A piece like this might sit on a table or in a shop for quite some time before anyone shows any real interest - but put it in an 'auction' environment, and from an 'Old West' location, and prices will skyrocket because of the added cachet of usage on the Frontier.
Nice piece.
Good Luck!
Vaya,
Scouts Out!
I don't see that as a problem. I like antiques! Those who want them have to pay a premium for them!
That would be news for who ever owns it.