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| I inherited an ovation Custom Legend 1619 a few years ago when my old man passed away. I recently decided to play guitar so i picked and got it restrung etc. (it hasnt been used in years).
I was wandering if you could help me to find out what year it it is and how much it is worth etc. I dont plan on selling it but im really interested in finding out. Advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. |
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Location: NJ | you'll need the serial number to get a ballpark date of mfr. |
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| i think i have it. where do i find out with that ? |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Welcome to the 'O' hive mind!
Go HERE for serial number data.
BTW, you have a fine guitar! |
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| Thanks. Its a 1985 CL then. How do i find out how much they are worth? |
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Location: NW Washington State | Since it has sentimental value and you're not going to sell it, why worry about the price? |
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| Guess i just wanted to know out of curiosity. |
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Location: NJ | Check past eBay auctions for that particular year/model Ovation.
It'll give you a "loose" idea . . . |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Originally posted by numbfingers:
Since it has sentimental value and you're not going to sell it, why worry about the price? Cuz it's fun to say, "This is a $1789 guitar, but I got it for $321 (plus shipping)" :cool: |
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Ovation 1619 help
