Pretty nice shape! looks like original varnish on the grips too, a natural brown patina on the gun, and a visible cylinder scene and barrel addres. Really, it is worth what it would be bid up to in an auction and this gun is out of what I look for at gun shows, but as I stated previously a fella at a local show had 1200 on his and I do think yours is a actually a bit better than his. He did sell it because when i went back later it was gone, but i do not know what the final value he sold it for was. This was a few years ago. Prices on old percussions seemed to fall a bit since then until recently, now it seems they are going back up. Sorry I can be of no more precise help, I was hoping those here with much more experience than me would have chimed in with a ballpark value by now. Really, I almost never see these pocket navys at gun shows. The one a few years ago may have been the last time...can't really remember seeing any since then and I hit a lot of gun shows.