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George Piburn


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The Land of Enchantment New Mexico
Post  Posted 23 Nov 2009 8:09 am    
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Hello from George MR.Boards

My Question is: What is a Fair Asking Price.

I am selling some instruments for a friend who's husban is passed - she wants a Fair Price.

This player purchased the instrument in 1962 - out in Freemont California and only played it at home. It is all original with the original Case. SunBurst Color and is complete in every aspect. We refuse to turn any screws on it to look for dates and so on , as we feel this could Queer any authentic collectors value.

Once we know what to ask price wise , I will take photos and post it in the For Sale Section.

I am asking in this section - because I am mostly a Non Pedal person and many folks convert these into Non Pedal. I will duplicate this request in the other sections as well if that is alright with the moderators.

Thanks for your help.
MR.Boards Very Happy
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Brad Bechtel


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San Francisco, CA
Post  Posted 23 Nov 2009 8:16 am    
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Since you've posted this in multiple areas, I'm closing this version of the topic. Please reply in the Pedal Steel section of the Forum here.
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