Gun Collectors Dream Auction #81 January 31st & Feb 1st

A Lot of 80 Mixed Ammunition Centerfire Cartridges in .300 Magnum and .454 Casull

This auction ended on January 31, 2026.

Start price: $10

Estimated price: $120 - $200

Buyer's Premium: 12%

Sold for: $85

Description

This lot comprises 80 centerfire ammunition cartridges, featuring a mix of rifle and handgun calibers, consistent with the user-provided keywords Mixed Ammunition. The rifle cartridges are primarily chambered in .300 Magnum, with headstamps indicating both .300 MAG and .300 H&H MAG designations. These cartridges feature a mix of brass and nickel-plated cases and various projectile types, manufactured by companies including Winchester, Remington, and Hornady. The handgun cartridges are chambered in .454 Casull, manufactured by Winchester and Hornady, featuring brass cases and jacketed flat point projectiles. Five associated retail cardboard boxes are included: two Winchester Super-X and two Remington High Velocity boxes (likely for .300 caliber), and one Winchester Super-X box labeled .454 CASULL, 300 GR. JACKETED FLAT POINT (Product Code X454C22). The .454 Casull box has handwritten markings indicating 17 rounds (rds) and a price of $15.00. The cartridges are stored in plastic and styrofoam trays.
Condition: The five retail cardboard boxes exhibit moderate to heavy wear, scuffing, creasing, and minor damage consistent with storage and age. The 80 cartridges generally appear to be in good, live condition. The .300 Magnum cartridges are housed in plastic trays, showing a mix of brass and nickel cases. One .300 Magnum cartridge laid horizontally displays significant verdigris and corrosion near the junction of the case mouth and the projectile. The .454 Casull cartridges are housed in a white styrofoam tray and appear clean. It is the buyer’s responsibility to ensure compliance with all local, state, and federal firearms laws regarding the purchase and possession of ammunition. We have not function-tested this ammunition.


Condition report:

The five retail cardboard boxes exhibit moderate to heavy wear, scuffing, creasing, and minor damage consistent with storage and age. The 80 cartridges generally appear to be in good, live condition. The .300 Magnum cartridges are housed in plastic trays, showing a mix of brass and nickel cases. One .300 Magnum cartridge laid horizontally displays significant verdigris and corrosion near the junction of the case mouth and the projectile. The .454 Casull cartridges are housed in a white styrofoam tray and appear clean. It is the buyer\'s responsibility to ensure compliance with all local, state, and federal firearms laws regarding the purchase and possession of ammunition. We have not function-tested this ammunition.