I am going to look at this gun later this week. Is this a 106 or Sears model? Whats a fair price on these guns? I do belive its the bottom end for their models for that time period. Looks like a 1978 0r 1978 from the serial number.

I think the only Sears model AYA was the 101 and it was from 1953-54 only. Not sure what model you have. I see you are in Canada. Value is about $350.00--$450.00 give or take on condition.

Working man's gun; box lock, extractors, basic engraving. Cannot make out proof year code on barrel flats so cannot get approximate date of manufacture that way. Physical characteristics of the action and use of "P.V." maker's code suggests it was made in 1940s or 1950s.
Cannot speculate on value in Canada, but here in the USA such guns, in excellent mechanical condition, generally sell for about $400.

There is good info to help sort AyA models on the Swedish site, including catalogue pictures - shotguns.se
The Model 106 is one model up from the base Iberia II.
I would value a 16 gauge above a 12 gauge and a 20 gauge above that.
I have a 16 gauge Model 106 which is a serviceable boxlock non-ejector gun.
Sears number does not correspond to AyA number system.
AyA Fine Guns, via email, has been good about looking up model from serial number in their records. In the current pandemic, that may not be.

Good to see you posting, Kyrie!

Be well.

Best,
Ted

Big thanks for the replies. No idea on the model? He’s asking 350 CDN, guns tend to be valued less here than the US so I think he’s at a fair price. If it fits I’ll buy it.
Thanks

Almost certainly not a Sears model. Stampings on right barrel seem to indicate it was made for German or maybe Swedish market.

Swedish market - Vapen Depoten