[pianotech] M&H AA value

[David Andersen]

It's a shell. If it said Steinway on it, $5K is good, $6K OK. Because it says Mason & Hamlin, $3K is good, $4K OK.
DA


On Oct 3, 2011, at 12:45 PM, William Monroe wrote:

> What does it need and what are your intentions?  If I was buying a 1930 AA all original, I'd be expecting to refinish, rebuild action, dampers/trapwork/Lyre, as well as a full belly job (board included).  If that's the case, I'd give $5K + or - depending upon extras like pristine ivories, or a set of keys that has to be replaced as well.
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> William R. Monroe
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> On Mon, Oct 3, 2011 at 2:24 PM, Phil Bondi <phil at philbondi.com> wrote:
> Hi all.
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> Just want to pick a few brains - what would you offer someone for a 1930 AA all original with many SB cracks repaired? I made an offer to the owner and it was rejected. I suspected it would.
> What might you offer on this piano?
> The only reason I'm asking is to make sure what I feel it is worth is in line with those responding here.
> Thanks,
> -Phil
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