I would suggest you look on ebay for completed auctions to see what other similar bows have sold for. Ebay usually gives you a chance to get a decent $ for recurves, as long as they are in good shape. Bears really are valued high, but Browning seems to be up there too. Unless it is some special edition bow that a Browning collector would pay big bucks for, I think the ebay route will give you a pretty good idea. If a pro shop offered you $150 for it, that would be an indication that the bow does have some value.