long rifles
I see that one went beyond you. I would suggest you keep looking. Mine is matched right to the cleaning rod. But like others here has the ground crest.
I would say get the one with the intact crest. That's a nicer feature to me than the number on the bolt. I would think either detractor would have about the same effect on collectability.
But the 1891s are truly beautiful examples of the 19th century gun makers art, when the word "art" still applied. Many have georgeous tiger striped stocks. The blue is deep and dark. They balance wonderfully and are pure joy to bring to shoulder. The longer sight radius is a plus too. The only drawback is the ammo supply. If you were going to shoot these a lot, you'll want to reload for it.
The light line on the buttstock is probably where some dolt left a slip on buttpad on this too long. And what do you need an extra butt pad on these for? (unless maybe it was a tall goomer with long arms.

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ground crest...
Some sod had nailed the handguard on mine. But he'd used fine brads and I was able to get it off with minimal damage to the handguard and stock.