Here is a piece of history, according to the seller. The listing calls this a very early Colt Single Action Army revolver, with a very low matching serial number, number 532. It is chambered in .45 Long Colt and has a 5.25 inch barrel. The finish is listed as black and the capacity is six rounds.

The seller says the date is in the 1800s and calls the revolver in awesome condition for its age. Treat it as a collector's piece, sold as described. Study the photos closely, and consider having a collector or appraiser look it over if you plan to invest in it.

Low serial numbers draw attention from Colt collectors, since they point to early production. Authenticity, originality and condition decide the value. Ask your dealer if you want records or letters of any kind, and compare against what the maker or an expert can verify.

This is not a revolver for a casual plinking trip. It is for a collector who wants to hold a Peacemaker from the very beginning.

The price is high. It ships to your FFL dealer for the background check.