Spend the money on a walnut stock if you like walnut. The beech stocks look good too so it's not necessary.
I would spend $10.00 for the sling and cap. They're nice to have, but, again, not necessary.
I would not spend the money for handpick. It's only $10.00, but all they do is grab the top 5, pick the best and ship it. It's not a real handpick where they look for the best they have.
If you want to be sure what you get buy from Allan's Armory. He usually has the best condition, but the real reason to buy from him is his descriptions are very good, and the condition is usually better than described. You won't pay a handpick fee and get one with a chewed up stock.
A lot of the buttstocks are chewed up. It comes from drills in the snow, and hobnailed boots. The stock can almost always be sanded to look good. The bluing may be worn away, but the bores are always great. The Swiss never used corrosive ammo and were fanatics about cleaning the rifle.
Jim