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Many factors count when considering vintage Guitars. Number one is the condition. A mint example might be worth twice (or 3 times) as much as one that has wear. Is it all original? What has been replaced? Typically, frets wear out, potentiometers (tone & volume knobs) wear out. The finish might be painted over, refinished, or original. Original, even beat up is almost always worth more than a refin. Pickups might be replaced. An original case might be worth $300 - $1200 or more depending on the case. Number two is - how desirable is the guitar? Vintage Gibson Les Pauls can be upwards of $100,000 for a desirable example. 1950's Fender Strats and Telecasters might be $20,000 or more. A weak economy drives down prices, but there is still demand for quality vintage guitars. Finally, a 1967 Telecaster might be offered for sale for $5,000 to $10,000 or so based on condition. A celebrity owned guitar carries a premium, but it depends if they are on tour, and other factors.

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all original Thinlines go for 1800- 2500 depending on condition on ebay.

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