Homepage Forums Discussion Popular Topics valuing a martin guitar

  • Creator
    Topic
  • #19504
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Where would one look on the internet to value a martin guitar (I have a 1979 D-28
    >and a 1972 D-35)?
    >
    >Thanks in advance for any guidance.

Viewing 2 reply threads
  • Author
    Replies
    • #97672
      Anonymous
      Guest

      : Where would one look on the internet to value a martin guitar. I am not sure what year it is but serial numbers are 00042 737 49 : > : >Thanks in advance for any guidance.

    • #33966
      Anonymous
      Guest

      : Where would one look on the internet to value a martin guitar (I have 1962 F55 Electric Maritn serial # 182771 one of the first fifteen out 665 total?: >
      : >Thanks in advance for any guidance.

      • #102546
        Anonymous
        Guest

        : : Where would one look on the internet to value a martin guitar (I have 1962 F55 Electric Maritn serial # 182771 one of the first fifteen out 665 total?: > : : >Thanks in advance for any guidance. I collect Martins’ from the F and GT series. The F-55 got me started. I bought mine new in 1970 from Robbies Music on Route 46 in NJ. I paid $350. I loved it and have played all kinds of music with it in clubs. In very recent years I aquired a F-50 for $1000.00, a F-65 for $950.00 (no bigsby, no pickguard), a GT-70 with Bigsby for $1500.00, a GT-75 for $800.00 (no bigsby,no metal backplate) and a strange GT-75 with a headstock that may have been meant to be a 12 string (only 3 made) for $1100.00. The F-55 & 65’s came with a clear plastic bridge. Mine broke after only a few months. I have yet to see any with the original bridge. I have recently found a F-65 with bigsby selling for $2195.00 and a GT-70 with bigsby for $2295.00. If your F-55 is in good shape it is probably worth between $1500.00 and $2500.00. I think these are going to be discovered by collectors and the price will go UPPPPPPP. If you still have it email me a photo. If you would like to see what mine look like I’ll send a jpg your way.

        • #111930
          Anonymous
          Guest

          hello could you please send me pics of your martin gt-70. i’m trying to find a gt-70 thats like mine. It has only a pear inlay design on the headstock no Martin logo. I’m hoping it’s a rarer bird than usual Thanks john eastes.

    • #31987
      Anonymous
      Guest

      Depends a LOT on condition, if the neck is straight, do they have any wood cracks? Are they all original? Original cases? If you have a store that sells Martins in your area, chances are that they will have a salesperson that can value them for you. I have seen D-28’s from 500 – 500 and D-35’s from 500 – 500
      depending on condition for Martins made in those years. Are you looking to sell ??

Viewing 2 reply threads
  • You must be logged in to reply to this topic.