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Original Post By:
poster one
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Date: 3/11/2010 11:49:13 PM |
| Gryphon has listed this rather nice uke with a $2449.00 opening price and NO reserve. I've been tracking ukes on eBay intensively for 8 years now and this is the first one I've seen. A rare oppurtunity indeed. Let's all watch and see how high the price goes. I expect through the roof!! |
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Posted By:
mLKauai
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Date: 3/12/2010 12:29:22 AM |
that one will go high since it's so rare.
the vintage market is weird; a clean Martin t-1 in original case went for under way under 600 a couple weeks ago... where they've been getting around 900 lately. Most sellers asking 1200 and up. Ayear ago they topped at 1700.
Same with soprano's. Asking about 600 for a clean style O... and a near clean style 1 went for around 540 and a clean style 1 went for 950.
One trend i see is if it has any wear and especially cracks (small ones), people hardly touch it.
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Posted By:
Ernie
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Date: 3/12/2010 2:57:51 AM |
| It's already through the roof!
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Posted By:
Bobtheuke
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Date: 3/12/2010 6:31:58 AM |
| Last one went for £8000 $13000....this will fetch $20000 if they dont get duped by someone offering to buy offline......Hope they know its value....
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Posted By:
musicguymic
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Date: 3/12/2010 8:08:03 AM |
| hmmmmmm
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Posted By:
Noel-lele
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Date: 3/12/2010 11:10:17 AM |
| One our uke club members has a mint condition Poinsettia. It was made for her uncle who used to play it on the radio. Gibson added extra color to it. It's a beauty. She had on American Road Show a number of years ago. I think they values it at about $5k back then.
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