Author: Shari
Date: 2010-10-21 19:09
So, I am trying to determine the value of my clarinet. I have had it for at least 30 years. Of course, its sentimental value is immeasurable, so unless its monetary value is far reaching, I'm hanging on to it. In researching the history of Couesnon, it looks like the serial numbers of any instrument made prior to the big fire are not documented in any determinable fashion. However, those serial numbers I read about contain six or more numbers, whereas mine has only four; 8027. In an effort to have it repadded years ago, I asked the music store owner if he knew the value. He said $900.00, but I didn't ask why. He has since retired and I am curious as to why it would have such a value, when all other similar instruments sell for anywhere from $29.00 to $350.00. Any suggestions?
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