When you were looking at Parker Grades and determined you have a Grade 2, this info can be seen. The G indicates Grade 2.
The Grade 2 production started about 1875, before the grading system was adopted and it sold for $80 (a 80 Dollar grade). As Parker introduced the named grades they named Grade 2 guns E, F, G, H, EH and GH. The GH and EH describes Grade 2 hammerless Parkers, the other names describe Grade 2 hammer guns. These names were based on various gauge and stock configurations.
As for value, condition is everything. You can search sites like Gunbroker.com Gunsamerica.com Gunsinternational.com and get an idea of what is being asked these days.
Posting pictures here is also useful. We always enjoy having a look.
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