Hey Sup Forums I'm pretty poor and need some quick cash I have this old gibson guitar lying around. I just have no clue on how to identify what kind it is and what year. Anyone wanna help me out. I'll be bumping with pictures
Hey Sup Forums I'm pretty poor and need some quick cash I have this old gibson guitar lying around...
Alexander Taylor
Logan Long
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Hunter Perez
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Nathan Allen
It's an old gibson sg-1
have it dusted off and sell it for 200-250 dollars
( or me for free )
Joshua Long
Here is the production number
Jordan Cox
sorry i meant 300-350
Xavier Foster
Dang that isn't much. Are you sure?
Jeremiah Bennett
More like 500-1000
Brandon Scott
damn it dude...i was lowballing him so I COULD BUY IT...but all joking aside i'd offer it for 750 and haggle to no lower than 550
Tyler Perry
does that help? also, don't try to sell it to guitar center they are literally retarded...craigslist is the way to go my man but dont get raped
Noah Martin
Thanks guys. Look around on eBay if you want it. I'll probably charge 600
Wyatt Gray
I haven't had to look in a while, but there should be online Gibson serial number sites that let you know what year your SG was built. That will be a big determining factor in how much it's worth.
Connor Scott
I know it is 1970 because my pap had it when he was a teen
Leo Cook
>a gibson SG for $200
Dude i fucking sold my old epiphone SG for 180. A gibson could get a lot more.
Chase Baker
could be worth that if its been repaired or something. but it could also have all original parts and possibly history, which you won't know unless you look it up by the serial number
seriously, it could be worth $6000, but more likely in the $750-1000 range
Nolan Parker
looks to be a 1971 sg special
Mason Murphy
Serial number dater gives this:
Your guitar was made at the
Kalamazoo Plant, MI, USA
in 1965 or 1968
Production Number: 511970
Matthew Clark
Just looks so different compared to all the pictures
Christopher Bailey
Reverb.cum
Gibson sn lookup
Zachary Peterson
Yea,a grand for an older SG ain't out of line,hell a pawn shop that knows their shit would drop $350.I'd Ebay or Craigslist for at least $750. Try consignment also at Guitar Center or Sam Ash if ones nearby....
Ethan Ward
Looks to be a Gibson SG indeed.. '74/'75.
Not sure about the exact model (standard/special/etc) as I don't usually check Gibson guitars out.
Alexander Nelson
That vintage could fetch 1.5k plus...
Blake Jackson
Guitar center offered 500 straight up but I need more while I look for a new job
It isn't like I need drugs or something just need gas money
Kevin Hughes
>in 1965 or 1968
Yep, that's a solid $6000 right there, might get more.
Levi Baker
Did they ask you to take it in the ass without lube and give them a kiss after?
Fuckers.
Joseph Brooks
Gibson sg ii
Jaxon Fisher
Yup right when I heard that much from them I knew it was worth more
I think that is it.
Matthew Reed
How much should I sell it for
Gabriel Richardson
Posting more links not to definitively identify the guitar but to show places to go to learn to do that:
Chase Clark
This guitar is worth 700/800$$
That is for a 75 sg ii
Anthony Smith
Guit Center will fuck you,do consignment or no. Have an Ebay account? If.not,may be hard to get the big bucks it's worth. If a good solid feedback account,then several grand is not out of the question...
Jayden Sullivan
It's a '71 SG-II though. Later versions have the input jack on the side of the body, not on top like this one has.
Chase Baker
Should I try reverb
Samuel Powell
William Sullivan
Going with reverb
Thanks everyone for your help. You made a poor man happy
Benjamin Ortiz
Dylan Parker
I'd overlooked the "Made In U.S.A." stamp, that means the mfg info is more likely to be:
"This result is a match only if the serial number is impressed on headstock
Made In USA on headstock"
Your guitar was made at the
Kalamazoo Or Nashville Plant, USA
in 1974 Or 1975
Production Number: 511970
Nathan Parker
Good luck OP!