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The one shown on History Channel was merely one that was "presented" to Hitler. Politicians have many things presented to them while in office and many never lay eyes on them. They cannot prove Hitler even saw that Walther. That is what the above collector is looking for. If he can find a picture or video of Hitler holding and/or using the shotgun, it will be worth a lot of money. Otherwise, it's merely a somewhat interesting Nazi era firearm.
Hitler did have two personal handguns, one of which he killed himself with. These guns would have a high collector value by the fact they belonged to Hitler and killed him.
Guns that can tied to people, even notorious people, become collectible. Even if they belonged to someone like Hitler/Stalin/Mao. Wanna guess how much Oswald's Carcano would sell on the open market?
