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Location: USA | I need some opinions. I have an opportunity to purchase a 1988 1755 12 string in excellent + condition for $450 with OHSC. Is this a good price in terms of the current market?
Thanks in advance for all advice.
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Location: Pittsburgh, PA | FWIW Blue Book of Guitars has 1755 in excellent condition worth $600 - $700 |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Steveomatic - 2012-12-30 12:43 PM
What is more accurate Blue Book or vintage guitar price guide?
eBay "Completed Listings"
In answer to the original question... If you have seen and played the guitar and agree that it is in excellent condition, you would be the best judge of value.
$450 is a good price for a USA-made guitar. You just have to decide if that is the guitar you want.
Edited by Old Man Arthur 2012-12-30 3:04 PM
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Location: sitting at my computer | arthurseery - 2012-12-30 3:59 PM Steveomatic - 2012-12-30 12:43 PM What is more accurate Blue Book or vintage guitar price guide? eBay "Completed Listings" Yup!  |
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Location: Steeler Nation, Hudson Valley Contingent | I'd think about selling mine for that, but I wouldn't follow through with it. It's too nice a guitar. |
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1988 1755 custom 12 string