For one thing if possible, get those limbs back onto your property. If the tree was on your property, even if they planted it there in error, then it is your tree. By pushing the branches onto their property, they could conceivably come after you.
As for value, check with any nurseries that sell larger trees or, better yet, look up one or two arborists.
Now for the $64 question -- do you want to keep these neighbors "AS" neighbors, or would you rather have hostile people who live next to you? In other words, sit and think a while as to whether you really want to pursue this. Another tree can always be planted, but how likely are these people if they're angry to start calling in every time you're running your tractor (noise) or kicking up dust?If they get other neighbors to side with them, you're sunk anyway.
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