Last I saw cmp still had them. Different prices for different grades/conditions and manufacturers. Going from memory but 1100 will get you a Springfield with new wood and barrel.
Gun shops and shows are higher.

You need grand specific ammo or load your own to grand pressure or you will bend your op rod.

depends matching serial numbers , manufacture

throat erosion , metal wear , muzzle erosion

a Service grade , meaning shoot able within army issue requirements about 1000 to start but CMP is sold out

1150 + shipping + joining a club or shooting an Appleseed clinic will get you a good rifle to shoot but it will almost certainly be a mix of serial numbers but it will shoot.

a rifle in good shape with nice wood 1500 on the non CMP market is about where they start and go up from there

bought mine when they were still 750 for a good shooter service grade CMP mine is a post Korea restock H&R July 55 barrel and receiver with a June of 40 pre war production trigger group

I just checked cmp is not sold out. Infact they have more than last time I checked. They have some in 308 again and I think I will work on seeing in my info and making an order tomorrow.
Grandpa packed a Grand with tank grenade launcher across Europe in the original 30/06. But I think a 308 would be better to have so any ammo can be shot out of it without damage.

That's Garand! Just one of John Moses Browning's best efforts.

Pete I'm not worried about me I can and olwould load my own grand 06 rounds. I'm thinking about after I'm gone and a grand kid or someone loading factory rounds and bending the op rod making the gun not reliable and selling it cheap becuse of it. Hopefully I'm around long enough to teach and train them but we never know what's going to happen.

The down side of 308 is I have 243, 260, and 7mm-08 allready and the potential to load one of the smaller rounds and shoot it is there when they are all out and multiple people are shooting.