How much money can I get for a 1970's Gibson banjo?
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Wow - I just did web search for "Gibson Banjos." Do that first.  You may want to just contact the Gibson Banjo Company and see what they say.\n\nYou could also probably get an appraisal at elderly.com - Elderly Instruments.  You may want to email photos of the banjo to them and a history of the instrument.  Maybe call them first.  You could browse through their vintage instruments for sale.  (Why on earth would you want to sell the banjo?!) - M
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check out Tuff Stuff magazine.  My guess is about 40 dollars.
730391
Don't know exactly, but I do know it is worth whatever somebody will pay for it!  I would ask an owner of a memoribelia shop, but get a couple quotes if you are interested in selling it.
127581
go to the tractor section of ebay and see what similar tractors are selling for, it's a start
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around 200 bucks. I would keep it for a couple more years so the price goes up because of his recent death
572841
Check a coin book. It will tell you what its "worth", then, when you take it to a coin dealer, he will give you "half as much", (he has to make a profit)...\n\nSo I would put it on ebay, once you find out what its worth, if you want to sell it, and put a minumum bid on it. That way, you will 'KNOW' that your going to get what you really want...\n\nAmmendment, I am guessing its an indian head penny, and they arent worth too much, maybe a few bucks at the most...\n\n\nI wish you well...\n\nJesse
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Musiciansfriend.com generally has the cheapest non-ebay prices... they have it listed at $579.99 ($580) USD.  Outofstate, you don't have to worry about taxes (technically), and they ship it for free.  Sooo... that's what you'd pay.  If you are in the US, most Guitar Centers will match the Musiciansfriend.com price, as they own the company and website.  Advatage to that, you have a problem with it, just walk it into the store as opposed to have to pay to ship it back.  Tradeoffs... but hey.  Peace.
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Mint condition, around $2500. Nice guitar!
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It depends on the quality of the copy.  What I would do: take it to a really good music store, don't tell them anything about it, just ask them to give you their opinion on it.  \n\nIn general, $200 is a good deal on a violin, even if it's not top quality.
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probably around 40,000 dollars
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About $50.  Check out what its going for on eBay.com ;)  It's not going for 250 on eBay right now.  Its valued at about 50 for a decent copy.
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depends... if you can find a huge fan of the Avalanche or of Roy, its worth up to $500 (usd) if not it could go as low as $20 (usd)
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Probably not much, especially if it is not in pristine condition.  Try selling it on eBay with a minimum bid required.  Vinyl doesn't fetch top-dollar unless it is a rare issue.
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dude, you'll not get a gibson for 250 quid. thomann is an awesome sight www.thomann.de\nin germany but will ship. they've got masses of stuff and they're cheap. i've bought loads of stuff off them and never had a problem.
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If you go to an electronics trade shop you will probably get about $450.  If you sell it at auction like on ebay, you may be able to get a bit more.
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Try garage sales or flea markets.  another place to look is to call schools, choir teachers often sell their old ones for pretty cheap.
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Could be worth something...  \nCheck this site.