Browning shotgun sweet sixteen age and value

are you talking about the old Model 11 which is a copy of Browning A-5? more details would help. But it probably has a solid rib (amazingly, those were machined in one piece with the barrel, not soldered on). Many have had barrel problems. Look closely at yours, especially for pitting in the bore and bulging at muzzle.
The model 11 remington shotgun was produced from 1905-1949 when it was changed to the 11-48 dating your shotgun to exact year MAY be possible if theres a date code on the barrel left side ,,this would proably be a 2 letter code.. and should be near the point where the barrel meets the receiver. Without it it's anybody's guess.

condition means the most for values but you can pickem up for a average between 200-350. for insurance purposes 400 if in good working order.
Model 11?

Did not find any S# beginning with 'X'. Did find this and the link is below. Seems to indicate your 16ga was made between 1903 and 1939. Interesting reading.

*Identify pre-WWII Sweet 16s: As stated in the introduction, pre-WWII Sweet 16's did not have engraved serial numbers. Instead, they were simply numbered. Guns engraved with the "Serial Number" of 1 to 228,000 were made from 1903 through 1939. Since the Sweet 16 was introduced to the public in 1937, you'll only be able to guess that your gun was manufactured in 1937, 1938 or 1939.

http://goneoutdoors.com/out-browning-sweet-16-manufactured-8592078.html

1S 63482

1 stands for 1961 thats the year
S stands for Sweet 16
63482 is production number...

p.s. if single digit preceed a letter in sn it was made 1958-1967.. 8s=1958, 9s=1959, 0s=1960 and BAM 1s=1961 :D

2 shots?

Hi Gary:
The ultimate reference............. Google
Click on this link
https://www.google.ca/#q=Browning+Sweet+16+Shotgun%2C+serial+number+A8362%2C

iver johnson single barrel champion shotguns with a single letter suffix to the serial number were manufactured between 1920 and 1929. it seem that most of the 410 were used quite a bit and very few are in excellent condition. the original finish was an oil finished stock, browned barrel and case hardened frame.

CHAMPION MODEL 36--------------------------------1909-1922
Single barrel; rebounding center mounted hammer; top lever operated break open design; gauges: 12, 16, and 20; barrel length: 28, 30, and 32 inches (features barrel and lug forged in one piece) bored full chock only; American black Walnut but* stock and fore-end; automatic extractors; weight 6¾ pounds; overall length with 30 inch barrel 45 inches; case hardened receiver (nickel available as option), browned barrel; automatic ejectors extra cost option; .410 bore, 24 and 28 gauges offered in 1913; 24 gauge dropped 1928; all gauges except 12 dropped after 1941; name changed to Champion single Barrel in 1917.
CHAMPION SINGLE BARREL---------------------------1923-1978
This is the same gun as the earlier Model 36 champion except that the smaller gauges are now built on the same frame as the large gagues. See above picture for specifications. The exact year production stopped has not yet been determined. Some of these single barrel shotguns have been seen with Canadian marking, these were most likely shipped to Canada and then marked as there is no evidence that Iver Johnson's Arms & Cycle Works ever had a manufacturing factory in Canada

Find it on Google Shopping and see what others are selling for. (Or ebay)

S - 19258-August.
Year is 1925 confirm.
If you want to be more specific and want to know more details. on the month you can call.
You can call Remington at 1-800-243-9700 and go thru the menu selection. One of the menu options is to request information on your Remington based off the serial number. You read off your serial number and the guy looks up in the database the year the gun was made and what the original barrel was for that gun (if gun had barrel options like shotguns do).

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Some shotguns don't even have serial numbers, Make and model will tell more than a serial number unless it is a very rare piece. Is it an old Belgian Browning auto 5?? Something like that , you can tell.