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Location: tn | Somebody please give me some idea what to ask for this guitar (1982-8 serial #46). About to put it on ebay. Includes ovation case.
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Location: SoCal | What do you want for it? |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Hey Paul, Maybe you can trade your Rogue guitar for it ??? |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Paul, that might be a good idea but there might need to be some cash in the deal too. |
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Location: SoCal | Well, if he's willing to toss in some money along with his 82 Collectors...... |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Heh heh heh....
You guys are some sick puppies ;) .
I would never trade my Rogue!!!
Stephen |
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Location: boulder | hey,
Right now, I'd trade my dog who keeps sleeping on the couch for the 82 collectors. And I would go buy a rogue to throw in as well.
I am not sure if that adds up to $500 or not that the guitar might sell for, but you never know.
peace mike |
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Location: Midland, MI | It was a Rouge, not a Rogue. Man, keep the story straigh! :) |
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Location: Upper Left USA | It was a roués! |
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Location: SoCal | Neagle:
To answer your original question, there really is no answer. They come up occassionally on ebay but have been all over the board on price. Put it up for auction on a 7 day but have a researve of what you want for it. See how it does. It's the only way to know for certain. I was actually being serious when I asked what you want for it. It's something you'll have to decide. A very personal decision. |
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Location: Pacific Northwest Inland Empire | The '82 project is nearing completion. The tedious crack-filling is imminent. As for fair market value, the tea leaves are still swirling on that one. They were originally about $1K, but you'd never get that today. Shoot, if it plays well, *that's* what counts. |
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Location: boulder | Hey now,
For what it is worth, I saw a 1986 collectors edition sell for $430 approximately last week. Currently there is a 1983 collectors edition on ebay for $595 and it has not gotten any bids. Not sure if this helps, but putting it on ebay with a reserve that you think is acceptable is( I think) a good suggestion. peace mike |
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Location: Pacific Northwest Inland Empire | Got the critter done. Left a couple of photos in the gallery. Real sweet-playing critter- helps my grief over sending the other residents out into the cruel world recently. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Way to go Sees!
But your next purchase needs to be a camera! I'm still shooting 35 mm and scanning the 1 hour photos.
Neagle - The thing to do is put it up on a 6 day auction, start at $1 but put your reserve where you are comfortable (say $500). When bidders settle on a dollar figure you will know where you stand. |
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Location: tn | Thanks for the info guys |
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1982 Collectors ser. #46
