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Now the ET-200 was one of the most mass produced Teisco models made. The ET-300N was a very rare model. They don't come up that often.
So to the right collector on the right day, maybe you might get $500. But chance are there is only 2 or 3 collectrs in the would that might pay that, because they know what it is. And you might wait a long time.
Just because something is rare, does not make it worth more. It's more about desire to own it that makes things valuable. A slight variation to a very common tulip is not a sort after item, so to the rest of us, it's worth about $300.
Statistics: Posted by Jimmy_noise — Mon Jan 07, 2013 10:17 am
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this is a swiss store in lausanne that has generally 3 or 4 times the actual market worth on just about everything they offer.
i suppose they do sell stuff but their adverts they place on free swiss small ad sites run for years.
oh, and i could also mention that there's a huge salvation army shop near them.
http://www.guitareelectrique.com/guit_oldtimer.html
Statistics: Posted by opotable — Thu Jan 03, 2013 5:15 am
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welcome to the forums.
Statistics: Posted by opotable — Tue Jan 01, 2013 6:31 pm
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Just some friendly advice from someone that has sold 3-4 of these Teisco tulips over the years. The guitar will not sell for anything close to $500.
This is the most common Teisco model and there are a half dozen of them selling on eBay at all times. Yours looks to be in nice shape but the chances of selling it for anything over $300 is about nil.
I sold one as nice as yours last year for $190 without case and I had to ship it to Australia.
Of course, the guitar is yours and you ask any price you want, but in my opinion you have no realistic chance of selling it for anything close to your asking price.
Just trying to help
Statistics: Posted by VintAxe — Tue Jan 01, 2013 5:06 pm
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"JayBeezy42
TDPRI Member
It's a Teisco Tulip, model number ET-300N. Late 60's. Not sure if it's possible to identify the exact year of manufacture. Yours looks pretty clean and in good shape. Your model isn't too common; the single pickup ET-110 and the two pickup ET-200 are the Tulips that you usually see."
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Statistics: Posted by GBABY — Tue Jan 01, 2013 1:33 pm
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