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Location: maryland | hello all, i am new to the site and have read posts till i am now crosseyed.
i am in the process of changing homowners insurance and i am going to add my guitars.
i do not know the value of a '92 collectors series.
i just need to be in the ballpark, but need to cover my butt at the same time.
any help would be appreciated.
the guitar has only one small ding on the back of the head stock. when i purchased it i installed a piece of clear contact paper to act as an invisible pick guard as i do with any new guitar so the top is flawless.
if anyone needs more info or pictures please ask me, or point me in the right direction.
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Location: Upper Left USA | Playnaked,
We'll certainly help you cover your butt! (That was too easy!)
Call it $750 or go to the Orion Blue book for a reference point.
I'll give $20 for your OFC domain name though! Welcome! |
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Location: Parrish, FL | One just sold on eBay for $520.
Blues |
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Location: maryland | thanks fellers,
for some reason the '92 is skipped over in the orion pricing. |
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Location: Fayetteville, NC | Welcome aboard Playnaked! great username!
I'll have to outbid Mwoody though..I'll give you $30 for your user name! ;) :) |
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Location: Minden, Nebraska | Your guitar might not sell for $750 on eBay, BUT replacing it easily with another could take that much. I don't consider that to be an unreasonbable value.
Welcome to the board. BTW, if you use your guitar as your user name suggests and are one of the guys who puts non-skid material on your guitar bowl..... well, need I say more? |
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Location: maryland | hehe,
i do a little finger pickin, so my finger nails have a tendancy to scratch the finish.
a little contact paper or reusable residential window tint film works like a charm and can be removed without messing up the finish. |
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'92 collectors series