Lots of mentions of the 586.
Coincidently, I sold my 4" 586 last month at the local gunshow (did I mention this already?)
I had bought it at a live Auction in 2015 for less than $500 OTD. I didn't even want to buy it, as this was after my own "down-sizing" Auction, where I sold a good portion of my gun collection...but $4xx was too good of a price for this 586, to pass up. It did have some holster wear and scratches on the cylinder (like it was dragged around on a sand covered table?), but mechanically it operated like a new gun. I've shot it several times and grew to like it.
When I brought it to the local gunshow last month, it wasn't my plan to sell it. Just brought it as table filler and to have some legit gun stuff on the table, to justify the garbage antiques I brought to actually sell at the show (like a old brass gasoline plumbers torch, vintage yellow safety glasses like N. Tesla would wear, and some old USA made scissors...all which sold, LOL).
Anyway, I priced the worn/scratched 586 at $950, which I thought was an outrageous price. I guess I should have priced it at $1050...then maybe the buyer wouldn't have bought it? During the negotiations, I held firm at $950, much to the chagrin of the young farmer's son who wanted it badly. He left and came back to the table several times during the negotiations. I surely would have given him a better price if I wanted to sell it. It was quite the ordeal, as he didn't have the $950 cash, but in the end, he scraped up the cash from Dad and his group of friends that were together at this show.