It depends on how much use you would get from the 219. If you like to hunt woodchucks along fence rows, and not long shots, then it would serve you well. It is high up on the "cool factor". I think the 219 brings more money but demand is limited.
Check with the guys at Marlin Owners.
https://www.marlinowners.com/forums/I used my 336 SC in 219 Zipper to hunt 'chuck in overgrown pastures near my boyhood home. Ranges weren't long, no more than 150 yards or so, and the 56 grain round nose bullets worked fine at those ranges despite their low BC. The lack of factory ammo for that rifle and a Savage 99G in 250-3000 was the thing that prompted me to start reloading.
In 1967 this rifle was very cheap because the 219 Zipper factory ammo had been dropped in 1964 or 1965. All of the factory ammo that I ever had was old when I got it, Winchester in the yellow and blue boxes and Remington in the green and red boxes. I remember that my Father thought that it was a dumb move to buy a lever action varmint rifle with a tubular magazine, but he did what dads do and drove me around so that we could buy all of the 219 Zipper factory ammo and component brass that we could find gathering dust on dealer shelves.
Paul Koller told me that his dad, Larry, rebarreled a Savage 45 Super Sporter from 30-30 to 219 Zipper and that it was Larry's preferred mid-range 'chuck hunting rifle despite the Super Sporters universally crappy triggers.
