The serial number, N227368, says its dated back to 1900.

Hi, Skurie!

What it's worth monetarily will greatly depend on what someone would be willing to pay for it. The prices will vary greatly.

Is it something that's been in your family for a long time? Does it have "extras" such as an original manual and other things outside of the machine itself?

Would it be possible for you to post a couple of images of it here?

Thanks!

I have a singer sewing machine with a gold plate that has gold on the base og the machine I know it is dated back to the 1900, its has the rod iron petal in a wood desk! Serial number is AA612268! Can you tell me poss the value and exact year!
thanks, tina tillman

Those are a dime a dozen. Look in the Kansas City craigslist and they start at 25.00. I think it is because they were so well built that they are still in operation today.