Whats It Worth?

[sealusn50cal]

Hello guys
I hope some one here can assist me on a question
I have106 rounds of 30 cal ammo, brass stamped
PC43
LC33
LC53
Would any one here know what it would bring?

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[Sarge]

It is US 30/06 M2 ball. It is all corrosive.
I think you misread the LC 33 because LC didn't exist till 42 - unless it is Not US?.
If nice clean ammo it will probably bring 25/30¢ a rd. Many will not want it because it is corrosive, but someone will.
Sarge

[sealusn50cal]

Sarge 13
Its 30 cal as stated in my thread not 3006, this ammo is for M1-Carbine
and the brass stamps are correct
PC43
LC33
LC53

[Sarge]

Would have been nice IF you had said Carbine in your original post! Admittedly the difference is really small - about like night and day, But!
If that headstamp is LC 33 then it is Not US made. As I said Lake City (LC) did Not start production till 1942 - My mother worked there from opening till the summer of 1944.
Also there was NO M1 30 Carbine ammo loaded - even for experimental purposes before 1940 so it would be really nice to see a photo of this round that did not yet exist - anywhere in the world - for 7 years.
Sarge

[sealusn50cal]

Would have been nice IF you had said Carbine in your original post! Admittedly the difference is really small - about like night and day, But!
If that headstamp is LC 33 then it is Not US made. As I said Lake City (LC) did Not start production till 1942 - My mother worked there from opening till the summer of 1944.
Also there was NO M1 30 Carbine ammo loaded - even for experimental purposes before 1940 so it would be really nice to see a photo of this round that did not yet exist - anywhere in the world - for 7 years.
Sarge

Sarge I stand corrected I dont know where the LC33 came from.
The rounds are PC43 LC53
Augh! I was just testing you, Sorry,

[sealusn50cal]

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thanks for your help

[Swede]

Don't be too hard on yourself. Sometimes the 5 stampings can look like a 3 until you look a little closer.