this piano was given to me. has very nice carving.would like to sell but have no idea what to sell it for.
216274
Have an apraiser come out and take a look at it.  I know that is probably not the answer that you were looking for, but I wouldn't trust someone who has not seen it to know what it's worth.
512141
Try ebay or craigslist. If that doesn't work, post it in the newspaper where you live and in the online listings, it's usually free. You'll probably get around $250 for a brand new board and bindings, but even that is asking for a lot. You need to just see what you can get for it. Then, proceed with selling it.
341168
there is a site I know, check it \n\nhttp://www.antiques-dealer.com/?src=overture
113627
The best thing is to take it to a music store one that has been in business for a long time that specializes in guitars. From looking at it they should be able to tell you about it. And they can fix anything if it needs fixed. My hubby just took in a violin that had been in the family for years to see what it was worth and they were able to tell him. And they will be able to help you. good Luck
97661
Is it a very rare doll? If so theres on one ebay right now for a $175\n\nGood Luck
177531
Not very much unless it is signed or has something else quite special about it.  These items were made in great quanities and there are many in good shape still around.  I would doubt you could get more than 25% - %50 of the origanal purchase price for it at this time.  The best place to check the going rate on such items is EBay.
493048
About 15 bucks. Have it appraised
469750
for 40 dollars you can buy a roll out piano you can stick in your pocket and its not bad.  You can get them on ebay also.
110944
I would check the closed auctions at Ebay.com or Yahoo auctions. Those are usaully good indicators of what the current value is on these types of items.
78069
Put it on EBAY.Someone will be looking for it there.
104732
Definetly list it on Ebay.  I just checked the site and saw some listed.  You can search for them, and see how much one in a similar condition as yours is selling for.\n\ngood luck
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pianos
266500
Piano's have a life span very similiar to a person.  There is no way that this is an adequate instrument for performing on unless it has been rebuilt sometime in the past.  It would take literally thousands of dollars to rebuild which is why nobody rebuilds uprights unless there is sentimental value or if it is a Steinway because there is always some fool who will pay big money for a bad piano with a Steinway logo on the fallboard.\n\nYou can buy new pianos from our friends in China for 2K and up.  You can buy a great digital piano for 1K and up.  This has killed the value of even decent used uprights.\n\nAs a conversation piece.. or an antique furntiture piece.. you might be able to assign a value.  But as a musical instrument 100 years is just to old.\n\nHowever, you need to do some more research because your piano IS NOT 100 years old.  Ampico didn't start production until 1920 so even if it was built the first year they were in business it could only be 86.  If it was built towards the end of production in the late 20's ,which is first of all an awesome time in history for alot of great pianos, then you might have something as young as 75 which (upon inspection by a technician) may have a few years yet before going to the music graveyard.\n\nTo answer your question more directly I would list it in your local paper.  There is always a dad out there who thinks he can save a buck by buying something like this for his kid not knowing what a terrible waste of money it is (at least for that application).  So check your paper often times they have archives of old classifieds online.  See what similiar pianos have sold for.  I suppose there is always someone who will pay a few hundred bucks.
639757
take it locally to a sports memorabilia dealer and ask what its worth. then add about 20 percent to it to know what its worth on the open market. I suspect that its gonna be worth quite a lot
584178
Sometimes, a good way to find out the value of something like this is to insert it into eBay's completed listing search. Although I presently cannot find your particular decanter, here is an fairly close match.\n\n1971 Kansas City Royals Baseball Decanter Flint Craft \nWinning bid: US $24.50
387525
some one might pay a lot of money for it...try ebay you can always refuse the bid!! depending what kind of shape it is in you could get around 5 grand if it is new
483544
You could probably type those clubs in to Ebay and perhaps get an idea of market value. (The 3&4 woods are Bobby Nichols not Dobby) \n\nBut I can tell you right now, even in 100% perfect condition they are worthless. Less than $30 bucks for all of them.\n\nHopefully they have sentimental value!!