High Standard Serial Number Chart -

High-Standard was founded in 1926 in Hamden, Connecticut. Initially, they focused on providing firearms for the civilian market, producing .22 caliber target and training pistols. Over the decades, they became renowned for their high-quality .22 target pistols, which were used by the U.S. Military and serious competitors.

| Series | Desirability Adjustment | |--------|------------------------| | | Any fancy = 5x - 20x the chart | | Silver Certificates, Gold Notes | +50% to +300% | | Small size (1928-1960s) | Standard chart applies | | Modern (1990s–today) | Lower premiums (more collectors, fewer buyers) | | $100 bills (modern) | Much lower demand (harder to sell) | | $1 & $2 bills | Highest liquidity for fancy numbers | high standard serial number chart

In 1968, High-Standard was sold to a conglomerate based in Houston, Texas. During this period, High-Standard guns were made with components shipped from the East Hartford plant, but assembly and finish quality are generally considered to be lower than the East Hartford guns. Collectors prize the Hamden and East Hartford guns more highly. High-Standard was founded in 1926 in Hamden, Connecticut

: Introduced in the early 1980s (approx. 1981–1984) for models like the Sport King SH and Sharps Shooter . Key Model Production Eras Military and serious competitors

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