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Re: Martin guitar appraisal
Posted by Bonnie Cherry on Tue, 03/25/2008 - 12:41.
I have a Martin (not sure exactly how old) over 15 years serial # 199601. It was my fathers and he just passed away and I was given the guitar. I am just curious on how much it is worth. Thanks for your help
I've got a D-19 too (1977) in excellent condition with case. Anybody know a ballpark figure for it?
post to this site and/or send me an email if you do. thanks.
: I have a 1984 Martin D-19 with case in very good condition. What is it worth?
I have a 1958 0-18 in better shape than any I've seen on the web. Any advice? I think the guy who offered $1,000.00 is a bit on the low side? Thank you.
I have a Mratin guitar that has no serial number, which means it was build before 1898, i have pictures of it if you would like to see it. If anyone has any info on where i can get it appraised on line or a shop somewhere let me knoe. Email me if you have any info.
Posted by Steven James on Tue, 01/02/2001 - 19:06.
I have a 1978 CFMartin D-28. I bought it for 1,000.00 dollars. I has only very very light marks from pick when played. You can't even see the marks unless you shine a bright light on it. It is in about as mint condition as you can get.
I have a martin guitar that has been in the family for years.It belonged to my dad.I remember playing it when I was seven years old, and I am now eighty. the serial no is as follows,22946. A few years ago I had a new finger board replaced. They done a real good job,because It plays well.
I play it almost every day. Can you tell me what you think the guitar is worth today. It will be handed to one of my three sons, who also plays.
Posted by Rick Lombardi on Sun, 07/09/2000 - 00:47.
I own a Fender Villager, bought new in 1971. Black body w/ natural neck. Partially refretted in 1992. Plays extremely well and is in great shape except for some temperature-related splits in the epoxy finish. Was thoroughly checked by a guitar shop and there are no structural problems. Comes with original hard case (w/new hinges and handle) and a Dean Markley pickup. Any ideas on a fair selling price? Any input would be appreciated.
Posted by Greg Mahoney on Mon, 01/15/2001 - 22:34.
: I own a Fender Villager, bought new in 1971. Black body w/ natural neck. Partially refretted in 1992. Plays extremely well and is in great shape except for some temperature-related splits in the epoxy finish. Was thoroughly checked by a guitar shop and there are no structural problems. Comes with original hard case (w/new hinges and handle) and a Dean Markley pickup. Any ideas on a fair selling price? Any input would be appreciated.
I have a guitar, about 20 years old and in mint condition. It's just a little pearl Yamaha SBG200. How could I go about finding a value for that. My husband seems to think it is worth $1000, I'm guessing not. Not looking to sell it, just an inside bet.
Thanks
Val
im guessing there going for about $300-$500 depending on the condition. i have one i got it from my uncle. its a mahogany burst do u have a pic of the guitar? if so that would be cool cause im try to see what other colors and stuuf it came in.
Posted by Marshall O. Morehouse 2 on Tue, 08/29/2000 - 05:20.
: I have a guitar, about 20 years old and in mint condition. It's just a little pearl Yamaha SBG200. How could I go about finding a value for that. My husband seems to think it is worth $1000, I'm guessing not. Not looking to sell it, just an inside bet.
: Thanks
: Val
Umm no, it's like a sure bet it is not worth 1000... maybe. I own a black one and its in excellent condition as well. I paid only 200 for it not too long ago. Which is not to say it isn't an excellent instrument. For sound and vibe I choose it above my expensive guitars. But it may be a possibility that the pearly finish is like some wierd rarity or something. Who the hell knows. Someone I bet.
Posted by May Pescante on Sun, 02/18/2001 - 07:53.
: Umm no, it's like a sure bet it is not worth 1000... maybe. I own a black one and its in excellent condition as well. I paid only 200 for it not too long ago. Which is not to say it isn't an excellent instrument. For sound and vibe I choose it above my expensive guitars. But it may be a possibility that the pearly finish is like some wierd rarity or something. Who the hell knows. Someone I bet.
I have a pearly colored one too... I've always hated the look of the guitar (the shape)... I named it "Fug Leigh" (fugly). I've read what some people have said they purchased the guitar for (used), and the prices have ranged from 300-500 bucks... My dad bought it for me when I was seven off of a guy for 100... That was about 10 years ago.
I have a 1979 les paul custom with a sunburst finish and have spent the last two hours trying to find out a ball park figure of its worth on the internet but have encountered nothing but ads. Some help would be appreciated. The guitar plays and sounds awesome but has some wear. Also the pickups may or may not be original.
i inherited an old guitar from my uncle in good shape. i dont know the exact year, but my uncle bought it used 16 years ago, so i know it is at least that old. it is an accoustic 12 string from gibson. it sounds great, has a little wear and tear, and looks very folkish. i heard somewhere that gibson accoustics were rear and so i wanted to check it out.
i want to buy a Fender Jaguar from a local store in Phx, AZ. the guitar was made in 1964, plays great, stays in tune
(i played it for a while it really does play great). The only draw backs are that the gold paint job is not its original
paint job, though it does look nice. the guitar head doesn't have the original FENDER JAGUAR writting on it.
A Fender expert has seen the guitar to verify and granted a new fender jaguar logo that is placed on the guitar head.
I don't want to get ripped off , please help. they want $ 950 for it. i think i want it for $800 - $850. What do you guys
think? THanks a lot!
: i want to buy a Fender Jaguar from a local store in Phx, AZ. the guitar was made in 1964, plays great, stays in tune
: (i played it for a while it really does play great). The only draw backs are that the gold paint job is not its original
: paint job, though it does look nice. the guitar head doesn't have the original FENDER JAGUAR writting on it.
: A Fender expert has seen the guitar to verify and granted a new fender jaguar logo that is placed on the guitar head.
: I don't want to get ripped off , please help. they want $ 950 for it. i think i want it for $800 - $850. What do you guys
: think? THanks a lot! kurt cobain
Hello,
I have a 1964 Jaguar, Worn but still plays great. Original paint, chipped in spots, but all the head decals and such are intact.
I was wondering what sort of interest there is in a vintage electric such as this. I was told not to refinish it or touch up the assorted dings in the paint. Is this true? I will leave it alone for now. Might even consider selling it or trading it off for the right instrument. Any ideas? Please e-mail me if you like .
Thanks, Kev
: i want to buy a Fender Jaguar from a local store in Phx, AZ. the guitar was made in 1964, plays great, stays in tune
: (i played it for a while it really does play great). The only draw backs are that the gold paint job is not its original
: paint job, though it does look nice. the guitar head doesn't have the original FENDER JAGUAR writting on it.
: A Fender expert has seen the guitar to verify and granted a new fender jaguar logo that is placed on the guitar head.
: I don't want to get ripped off , please help. they want $ 950 for it. i think i want it for $800 - $850. What do you guys
: think? THanks a lot!
Posted by Thiago Giglio on Tue, 11/21/2000 - 21:10.
: I really want to buy a fender jaguar, but I don't know what to do...Where can I find it in Brazil?
The jaguars are being re-madeing in USA??
please helap me!!!
Posted by Martinpicker on Thu, 02/15/2001 - 18:06.
: I have a Martin Guitar D-16T. I would like to know it's value and the date it was made.
I think you have a D-16GT, the GT stands for "gloss top". The guitar was probably made in the late 1990's and is worth 500-900 dollars.
actually the d-16t came before the GT. It dates back to somewhere between 1993 and 1995. They are not worth too much, unfortunately. A good frame of reference is the SPD-16T, the special edition version from the same time period. The SPD version had gold tuners, bigger snowflake inlays, and abalone inlay around the soundhole. Today that version consistently sells for about $500 to $600.
I used to own a D-16T but sold it for $299, and it was mint condition.
Posted by bobby tilson on Fri, 06/30/2000 - 03:44.
I have just bought a Gibson acoustic guitar and would like to know how much it's worth.It is a Gibson country western model.It's serial number is 356196.The man I bought it from told me he bought it new from SEARS AND ROEBUCKS CO. in 1941.
Posted by Lorne Schmidt on Fri, 05/26/2000 - 21:45.
Hi,
I own a classical guitar that was built by the Japanese luthier S.
Yairi. I think the S stands for Sadao. The model no. is 700. I
purchased it used in 1985, but it is still in mint condition. Do you
have any idea what is would appraise at?
I have an Sadoa Yairi Guitar, 1970, no model number, but it is #49 for the year and is Clase J ot T 029. The symbol looks like a pointy J that is crossed like a T. It has been a wonderful guitar, but the head was recently broken in an auto accident. I am trying to find a replacement for the insurance adjustor but am having trouble. Any ideas? I only paid $65.00 for it but my internet search is showing $500 - $700. Thanks for your help.
Posted by George Miller on Thu, 05/25/2000 - 03:52.
Can you help me discover a history behind this guitar? A friend of mine mentioned that he had an old guitar that was laying around the house. I suggested that he bring it out and we'd play a bit. I was intregued when I saw what he had.
Here are the features I noticed: It's parlor size; the unbound neck is one piece with a "V" shape; the headstock is slotted; the top is solid spruce; the sides/back appear to be solid rosewood; the sound hole inlay consists of simple black strips plus a herringbone strip; the purfling is solid wood. The frets were not rounded but rectangular in shape - maybe 1/8" tall by 1/64" in diameter. I could not find a serial number anywhere but did find a white circle about the size of a quarter on the headstock with a faint writing that said: "August Pollmann's Professional Royal". I think this circle was made out of a plastic material. Can you suggest a history behind this instrument?
: Can you help me discover a history behind this guitar? A friend of mine mentioned that he had an old guitar that was laying around the house. I suggested that he bring it out and we'd play a bit. I was intregued when I saw what he had.
: Here are the features I noticed: It's parlor size; the unbound neck is one piece with a "V" shape; the headstock is slotted; the top is solid spruce; the sides/back appear to be solid rosewood; the sound hole inlay consists of simple black strips plus a herringbone strip; the purfling is solid wood. The frets were not rounded but rectangular in shape - maybe 1/8" tall by 1/64" in diameter. I could not find a serial number anywhere but did find a white circle about the size of a quarter on the headstock with a faint writing that said: "August Pollmann's Professional Royal". I think this circle was made out of a plastic material. Can you suggest a history behind this instrument?
Posted by Eric Bernhard on Thu, 04/13/2000 - 15:14.
I have a Martin guitar, model # 000 28C. I have contacted the MArtin factory, and they said that of the approximately 560 guitars of this model made between 62 and 69, mine was the last - and only - made in 69. It is in VERY good shape, virtually no scratches on the sound board, etc. How much is it worth?
Posted by thomas galfano on Thu, 05/17/2001 - 00:20.
So you still have this guitar, I am not sure if I did inquire about it already. If not let me know if you will sell, how much, and what is condition of the guitar
thanks
thomas
: I have a Martin guitar, model # 000 28C. I have contacted the MArtin factory, and they said that of the approximately 560 guitars of this model made between 62 and 69, mine was the last - and only - made in 69. It is in VERY good shape, virtually no scratches on the sound board, etc. How much is it worth?
Posted by murray tesser on Sun, 07/22/2001 - 17:47.
I have a Martin Guitar with the following numbers inside the guitar. 00-21 73253 the guitar is in excellent condition with the execption of a cigarette burn at the vase of the guitar. Should I repair it or should I sell it. I would appreciate an evaluation of the guitar. Thank you.
I own a 1976 Yamaha FG-512, I was wondering what it's made out of, and how much its worth.
It ahs open, locking tuners, weird-maybe flame finish, diamond inlays set in rosewood, steel string rigging. It's also in very good condition, maybe a solid 9.25/10.
Posted by Gary R. Lynn on Sun, 07/21/2002 - 15:14.
I have an old Guild flat top model # F-47 serial # AK-464 in good shape with the exception of some scratches on the back. I bought it used about 10 years ago and have no idea regarding what it sold for new and approximate value now.
I have what i think is an old Framus it was made in Bavaria, Germany. Model:5119LL, Serial no:33422 I have no idea how it's worth and I really would like to know
: < I would like to get an approximate value estimation of my gibson sonex 180 deluxe.. sreial #81681672 the gitar is in great shape, in a case.. please e/mail and let me know the value.. thanks
Posted by carl j mahan on Wed, 01/01/2003 - 15:34.
: < I would like to get an approximate value estimation of this guitar. serial no#80819618-tobacco sunburst, double humbuckers, hard shell case,has been played very little. elcellent condition.
Re: Martin guitar appraisal
I have a Martin (not sure exactly how old) over 15 years serial # 199601. It was my fathers and he just passed away and I was given the guitar. I am just curious on how much it is worth. Thanks for your help
Re: Martin guitar appraisal
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Re: Martin guitar appraisal
: I have a 1942 Martin 0-18 with case in very good condition. Excellent sound! What is it worth?
Greatful for any comments. Thank you.
Re: Martin guitar appraisal
: : I have a 1942 Martin 00-17 82082 with case in very good condition. Excellent sound! What is it worth? Thank you.
Re: Martin guitar appraisal
I've got a D-19 too (1977) in excellent condition with case. Anybody know a ballpark figure for it?
post to this site and/or send me an email if you do. thanks.
: I have a 1984 Martin D-19 with case in very good condition. What is it worth?
Re: Martin guitar appraisal
I have a 1958 0-18 in better shape than any I've seen on the web. Any advice? I think the guy who offered $1,000.00 is a bit on the low side? Thank you.
Rare, before 1898 guitar
I have a Mratin guitar that has no serial number, which means it was build before 1898, i have pictures of it if you would like to see it. If anyone has any info on where i can get it appraised on line or a shop somewhere let me knoe. Email me if you have any info.
Re: Rare, before 1898 guitar
Try George Gruhn he is the best on appraisals of vintage guitars
Re: Martin guitar appraisal
I have a 1978 CFMartin D-28. I bought it for 1,000.00 dollars. I has only very very light marks from pick when played. You can't even see the marks unless you shine a bright light on it. It is in about as mint condition as you can get.
My Martin
I have a martin guitar that has been in the family for years.It belonged to my dad.I remember playing it when I was seven years old, and I am now eighty. the serial no is as follows,22946. A few years ago I had a new finger board replaced. They done a real good job,because It plays well.
I play it almost every day. Can you tell me what you think the guitar is worth today. It will be handed to one of my three sons, who also plays.
GUITAR APPRAISAL
I'M TRYING TO FIND OUT FOR A FRIEND WHAT HER HUSBANDS GUITAR IS WORTH, A 1960'S GIBSON FIREBIRD
#3 GUITAR. S/N 21681
Fender Villager 12-str
I own a Fender Villager, bought new in 1971. Black body w/ natural neck. Partially refretted in 1992. Plays extremely well and is in great shape except for some temperature-related splits in the epoxy finish. Was thoroughly checked by a guitar shop and there are no structural problems. Comes with original hard case (w/new hinges and handle) and a Dean Markley pickup. Any ideas on a fair selling price? Any input would be appreciated.
Re: Fender Villager 12-str for sale?
: I own a Fender Villager, bought new in 1971. Black body w/ natural neck. Partially refretted in 1992. Plays extremely well and is in great shape except for some temperature-related splits in the epoxy finish. Was thoroughly checked by a guitar shop and there are no structural problems. Comes with original hard case (w/new hinges and handle) and a Dean Markley pickup. Any ideas on a fair selling price? Any input would be appreciated.
value?
I have a guitar, about 20 years old and in mint condition. It's just a little pearl Yamaha SBG200. How could I go about finding a value for that. My husband seems to think it is worth $1000, I'm guessing not. Not looking to sell it, just an inside bet.
Thanks
Val
Re: value?
im guessing there going for about $300-$500 depending on the condition. i have one i got it from my uncle. its a mahogany burst do u have a pic of the guitar? if so that would be cool cause im try to see what other colors and stuuf it came in.
thanx
Ryan
Re: value?
: I have a guitar, about 20 years old and in mint condition. It's just a little pearl Yamaha SBG200. How could I go about finding a value for that. My husband seems to think it is worth $1000, I'm guessing not. Not looking to sell it, just an inside bet.
: Thanks
: Val
Umm no, it's like a sure bet it is not worth 1000... maybe. I own a black one and its in excellent condition as well. I paid only 200 for it not too long ago. Which is not to say it isn't an excellent instrument. For sound and vibe I choose it above my expensive guitars. But it may be a possibility that the pearly finish is like some wierd rarity or something. Who the hell knows. Someone I bet.
Re: value?
: Umm no, it's like a sure bet it is not worth 1000... maybe. I own a black one and its in excellent condition as well. I paid only 200 for it not too long ago. Which is not to say it isn't an excellent instrument. For sound and vibe I choose it above my expensive guitars. But it may be a possibility that the pearly finish is like some wierd rarity or something. Who the hell knows. Someone I bet.
I have a pearly colored one too... I've always hated the look of the guitar (the shape)... I named it "Fug Leigh" (fugly). I've read what some people have said they purchased the guitar for (used), and the prices have ranged from 300-500 bucks... My dad bought it for me when I was seven off of a guy for 100... That was about 10 years ago.
Gibson appraisal
I have a 1979 les paul custom with a sunburst finish and have spent the last two hours trying to find out a ball park figure of its worth on the internet but have encountered nothing but ads. Some help would be appreciated. The guitar plays and sounds awesome but has some wear. Also the pickups may or may not be original.
Re: Gibson appraisal
i inherited an old guitar from my uncle in good shape. i dont know the exact year, but my uncle bought it used 16 years ago, so i know it is at least that old. it is an accoustic 12 string from gibson. it sounds great, has a little wear and tear, and looks very folkish. i heard somewhere that gibson accoustics were rear and so i wanted to check it out.
Fender Jaguar
i want to buy a Fender Jaguar from a local store in Phx, AZ. the guitar was made in 1964, plays great, stays in tune
(i played it for a while it really does play great). The only draw backs are that the gold paint job is not its original
paint job, though it does look nice. the guitar head doesn't have the original FENDER JAGUAR writting on it.
A Fender expert has seen the guitar to verify and granted a new fender jaguar logo that is placed on the guitar head.
I don't want to get ripped off , please help. they want $ 950 for it. i think i want it for $800 - $850. What do you guys
think? THanks a lot!
Chris Corak
ccorak@sitewire.net
Re: Fender Jaguar
: i want to buy a Fender Jaguar from a local store in Phx, AZ. the guitar was made in 1964, plays great, stays in tune
: (i played it for a while it really does play great). The only draw backs are that the gold paint job is not its original
: paint job, though it does look nice. the guitar head doesn't have the original FENDER JAGUAR writting on it.
: A Fender expert has seen the guitar to verify and granted a new fender jaguar logo that is placed on the guitar head.
: I don't want to get ripped off , please help. they want $ 950 for it. i think i want it for $800 - $850. What do you guys
: think? THanks a lot! kurt cobain
: Chris Corak
: ccorak@sitewire.net
Re: Fender Jaguar
Hello,
I have a 1964 Jaguar, Worn but still plays great. Original paint, chipped in spots, but all the head decals and such are intact.
I was wondering what sort of interest there is in a vintage electric such as this. I was told not to refinish it or touch up the assorted dings in the paint. Is this true? I will leave it alone for now. Might even consider selling it or trading it off for the right instrument. Any ideas? Please e-mail me if you like .
Thanks, Kev
: i want to buy a Fender Jaguar from a local store in Phx, AZ. the guitar was made in 1964, plays great, stays in tune
: (i played it for a while it really does play great). The only draw backs are that the gold paint job is not its original
: paint job, though it does look nice. the guitar head doesn't have the original FENDER JAGUAR writting on it.
: A Fender expert has seen the guitar to verify and granted a new fender jaguar logo that is placed on the guitar head.
: I don't want to get ripped off , please help. they want $ 950 for it. i think i want it for $800 - $850. What do you guys
: think? THanks a lot!
: Chris Corak
: ccorak@sitewire.net
Re: Fender Jaguar
: I really want to buy a fender jaguar, but I don't know what to do...Where can I find it in Brazil?
The jaguars are being re-madeing in USA??
please helap me!!!
Re: Fender Jaguar
www.fender.com
Martin Guitar
I have a Martin Guitar D-16T. I would like to know it's value and the date it was made.
Re: Martin Guitar
: I have a Martin Guitar D-16T. I would like to know it's value and the date it was made.
I think you have a D-16GT, the GT stands for "gloss top". The guitar was probably made in the late 1990's and is worth 500-900 dollars.
Re: Martin Guitar
actually the d-16t came before the GT. It dates back to somewhere between 1993 and 1995. They are not worth too much, unfortunately. A good frame of reference is the SPD-16T, the special edition version from the same time period. The SPD version had gold tuners, bigger snowflake inlays, and abalone inlay around the soundhole. Today that version consistently sells for about $500 to $600.
I used to own a D-16T but sold it for $299, and it was mint condition.
appraisal of a gibson acoustic guitar
I have just bought a Gibson acoustic guitar and would like to know how much it's worth.It is a Gibson country western model.It's serial number is 356196.The man I bought it from told me he bought it new from SEARS AND ROEBUCKS CO. in 1941.
1951 Martin 00021 great condition
I would like to know how much this guitar is worth. I had one appraisal for $4000.00. Is this in the ball park?
Re: 1951 Martin 00021 great condition
: I would like to know how much this guitar is worth. I had one appraisal for $4000.00. Is this in the ball park?
Jim -- what is the condition of the guitar? If it's it's not a "beater" it could be worth 4K.
If you still have it, email me at WKLEN@AOL.COM.
Thanks,
Walter
S. Yairi guitar
Hi,
I own a classical guitar that was built by the Japanese luthier S.
Yairi. I think the S stands for Sadao. The model no. is 700. I
purchased it used in 1985, but it is still in mint condition. Do you
have any idea what is would appraise at?
Re: S. Yairi guitar
I have an Sadoa Yairi Guitar, 1970, no model number, but it is #49 for the year and is Clase J ot T 029. The symbol looks like a pointy J that is crossed like a T. It has been a wonderful guitar, but the head was recently broken in an auto accident. I am trying to find a replacement for the insurance adjustor but am having trouble. Any ideas? I only paid $65.00 for it but my internet search is showing $500 - $700. Thanks for your help.
August Pollmann
Can you help me discover a history behind this guitar? A friend of mine mentioned that he had an old guitar that was laying around the house. I suggested that he bring it out and we'd play a bit. I was intregued when I saw what he had.
Here are the features I noticed: It's parlor size; the unbound neck is one piece with a "V" shape; the headstock is slotted; the top is solid spruce; the sides/back appear to be solid rosewood; the sound hole inlay consists of simple black strips plus a herringbone strip; the purfling is solid wood. The frets were not rounded but rectangular in shape - maybe 1/8" tall by 1/64" in diameter. I could not find a serial number anywhere but did find a white circle about the size of a quarter on the headstock with a faint writing that said: "August Pollmann's Professional Royal". I think this circle was made out of a plastic material. Can you suggest a history behind this instrument?
Thank you.
George Miller
firemed26@hotmail.com
Re: August Pollmann professional guitar (royal)
: Can you help me discover a history behind this guitar? A friend of mine mentioned that he had an old guitar that was laying around the house. I suggested that he bring it out and we'd play a bit. I was intregued when I saw what he had.
: Here are the features I noticed: It's parlor size; the unbound neck is one piece with a "V" shape; the headstock is slotted; the top is solid spruce; the sides/back appear to be solid rosewood; the sound hole inlay consists of simple black strips plus a herringbone strip; the purfling is solid wood. The frets were not rounded but rectangular in shape - maybe 1/8" tall by 1/64" in diameter. I could not find a serial number anywhere but did find a white circle about the size of a quarter on the headstock with a faint writing that said: "August Pollmann's Professional Royal". I think this circle was made out of a plastic material. Can you suggest a history behind this instrument?
: Thank you.
: George Miller
: firemed26@hotmail.com
martin guitar appraisal
I have a Martin guitar, model # 000 28C. I have contacted the MArtin factory, and they said that of the approximately 560 guitars of this model made between 62 and 69, mine was the last - and only - made in 69. It is in VERY good shape, virtually no scratches on the sound board, etc. How much is it worth?
Re: martin guitar appraisal
So you still have this guitar, I am not sure if I did inquire about it already. If not let me know if you will sell, how much, and what is condition of the guitar
thanks
thomas
: I have a Martin guitar, model # 000 28C. I have contacted the MArtin factory, and they said that of the approximately 560 guitars of this model made between 62 and 69, mine was the last - and only - made in 69. It is in VERY good shape, virtually no scratches on the sound board, etc. How much is it worth?
Re: martin guitar appraisal
Hi I have a 65 if you are interested.
Re: martin guitar appraisal
I have a Martin Guitar with the following numbers inside the guitar. 00-21 73253 the guitar is in excellent condition with the execption of a cigarette burn at the vase of the guitar. Should I repair it or should I sell it. I would appreciate an evaluation of the guitar. Thank you.
Guitar appraisal
I have a Fender Gemini II with the SN# S000000098 and I was wondering how much it might be worth. It's in great condition.
Re: Guitar appraisal
I own a 1976 Yamaha FG-512, I was wondering what it's made out of, and how much its worth.
It ahs open, locking tuners, weird-maybe flame finish, diamond inlays set in rosewood, steel string rigging. It's also in very good condition, maybe a solid 9.25/10.
Re: Guitar appraisal
I have a Martin acustic guitar and I was just wondering how much it is worth. The serial # is :88100023 and the model # is: 53IsIc25. Thanks
Re: bass appraisal
i have a samick artist series bass, e-mail me at slipperyj1@hotmail.com to appraise
Re: Guitar appraisal
I have an old Guild flat top model # F-47 serial # AK-464 in good shape with the exception of some scratches on the back. I bought it used about 10 years ago and have no idea regarding what it sold for new and approximate value now.
Thanks,
Gary R. Lynn
gutair appraisal
I have an '82 yamaha acoustic, very good condition, FG375 sII I have no idea what it is worth.
Re: gutair appraisal
i got a gibson searil num 93138518 anyone got a clue what its worth
Re: gutair appraisal
I have what i think is an old Framus it was made in Bavaria, Germany. Model:5119LL, Serial no:33422 I have no idea how it's worth and I really would like to know
Re: Guitar appraisal
I have a Kramer Focus Classic SN# B12641 its candy apple red and in excellent condition. how much is it worth?
Re: Guitar appraisal
< I would like to get an approximate value estimation of my martin guitar. It's a D-35 SN 369335 and it's in good condition.
Re: Guitar appraisal
: < I would like to get an approximate value estimation of my gibson sonex 180 deluxe.. sreial #81681672 the gitar is in great shape, in a case.. please e/mail and let me know the value.. thanks
Re: ES 175 GIBSON GUITAR
: < I would like to get an approximate value estimation of this guitar. serial no#80819618-tobacco sunburst, double humbuckers, hard shell case,has been played very little. elcellent condition.
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