Austrian Marked M1 Carbines

I was curious to know if the Austrian marked M1's are getting a premium for them or not. If so how much? I know the Bavarian ones are getting more interest but how about the Austrian ones?

Thanks

where were the austrian ones marked?
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R017BPGS M1 Carbine - Bavaria Prison Guard
Service Grade CMP AUCTION ONLY
R017BPGR M1 Carbine - Bavaria Prison Guard
Rack Grade CMP AUCTION ONLY

R017BFPS M1 Carbine - Bavaria Forestry Police
Service Grade $TBD
R017BFPR M1 Carbine - Bavaria Forestry Police
Rack Grade $TBD

R017BRPS M1 Carbine - Bavaria Rural Police
Service Grade $TBD
R017BRPR M1 Carbine - Bavaria Rural Police
Rack Grade $TBD

R017BGWS M1 Carbine - Bavaria Game Warden
Service Grade $TBD
R017BGWR M1 Carbine - Bavaria Game Warden
Rack Grade $TBD

R017BBPS M1 Carbine - Bavaria Border Police
Service Grade CMP AUCTION ONLY
R017BBPR M1 Carbine - Bavaria Border Police
Rack Grade CMP AUCTION ONLY

R017BMPS M1 Carbine - Bavaria Municipal Police
Service Grade CMP AUCTION ONLY
R017BMPR M1 Carbine - Bavaria Municipal Police
Rack Grade CMP AUCTION ONLY

They aren't separated. People have been getting these via CMP but I'm referring to the ones with the Austrian marks on the bottom of the trigger guard to ID them as issued to Austrian units. (They have LGK XX and usually a 4 digit number following as a rack number)

Sorry if I wasn't being clear. On those Carbines, have people been reselling them at a premium or just the basic price?

Hockybuff: I have an "Austrian/Bavarian" i picked up at Cmp a month or so ago. Recvr marked "Bav Forestry Police" and trigger housing has LGK ##. Tag on it said "BAV". It was priced as a Service Grade Inland. I think, in time, it may be a more valuable than one without the markings, but who knows. If CMP prices the ones they haven't yet put on the market higher then I would think mine and others like it will be worth a bit more. Just a guess at this point, but they do have documented history..so to speak.