UPDATE on the photo I posted above of the P7 M8 for sale at my gun club... yes, I was aware it was an M8 and not PSP, but I posted it to give an idea of what P7s are going for these days in general.

Today, I spoke in detail with one of the gun club's employees, asking him in about the P7 in question. He told me there were two P7s for sale, separately, and were both on consignment. This one was priced as shown above and after a few weeks the seller dropped the price to $3,700. It then sold in a couple of days. He said it had the original box, with 2 mags and all the paperwork. So, out the door, including tax (8.02%), it was right at $4K.

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Originally posted by selecw:
This is a rare 97 PSP. Only a few hundred were produced. The value may be hard to assess, but it is probably not the same as a P7 M8 or surplus PSP....

There were other rare P7's produced so maybe compare what they are selling for on GB etc. There are the "Last 500" and "Jubilee" M8's. And maybe the rarest (which I had) a "P7M8 Park Police" of which supposedly only 3 are in private hands.
I just searched what ANIB Jubilee's are selling for. Keep in mind these are complete with box, wooden display box, manual, cleaning and scraper tools.

That's a good data point (and a super nice pistol)

The proper description of these pistols is "scarce" and not "rare". We're talking about a few hundred. I own one and I think at least two other forum members have these pistols and when you count a modern production firearm in the hundreds, it is not rare. This is a term that is badly abused.

That being said, they are certainly far less common than the P7 M8 and the thousands of European police surplus P7s which came into the country about a decade back.

Here is an interesting website: HECKLER KOCH P7PSP PISTOL PRICE AND HISTORICAL VALUE

Link: https://truegunvalue.com/pisto...lue/used/2#usedItems

If you click on the 'Summary' or ‘Charts’ in the HISTORICAL VALES section, it averages out 32 sales of the PSP and comes up with a value of $2,606 for used ones; however, it’s from 2022 and, of course, doesn’t factor in the scarcity of the OP’s P7