I have seen them sell for $500. They are sought after. But you can still find a cheap one once in a while. I picked one up for $180 Canadian a few months ago. The seller had it in his mind that because it's laminated it's not worth much. A good quality laminate is better than a poor or mediocre quality solid wood. Any luthier will tell you that. I have collected Yamahas for over 30 years I eventually end up selling them when i get too many or need cash. I have sold an FG140 for 550 but it was in almost mint shape. You can get 300 easily if it's playable. They were known for terrible string height (action) . Keep in mind too that there were 2 red labels. The rare one says 'Nippon Gakki' on it. They were nicknamed 'The Poor Man's Martin'. I had a buddy once that had a Martin D-18 and was always ragging on Japanese Guitars so i challenged him to play my FG140 and his D-18 in the dark and tell me the difference. At first he swore i kept handing him the same guitar, but finally admitted it was a great guitar. So if you don't really need the money don't sell it
This album could be worth as much as $175. Check for the words Monaural, a black label, and "Long Play." Also check for a red sticker that says "Contains the twist special. Rock-a-hula Baby and Can't Help Falling In Love."
A red ink 5 dollar bill is currently worth about $20 is good condition or about $50 uncirculated
The value depends on the series (date) and condition. Post a new question with more details.
In circulated condition, it's worth about $50 A nice crisp uncirculated one is worth about $175
A 1928 red letter $2 bill, also known as a Red Seal note, can have varying values depending on its condition and rarity. Generally, these bills can range from about $10 to several hundred dollars, with uncirculated notes fetching higher prices. Factors like the specific series, condition, and demand among collectors will influence the bill's worth. For an accurate appraisal, it's best to consult a currency expert or refer to recent auction sales.
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it is around 25 to 50 dollars or more
100-1000 depending on specifics
Ruger red Label over and under 20 guage in very good condition, what is it worth 300-475 USD
I do believe they were John Pearse medium gauge phosphor bronze strings on the acoustic. Which was a Yamaha red label something or other. hope this helps.
The label on a cylinder of helium is typically brown or green in color.
The paint color code for a 1975 Yamaha DT 175 in red and silver is typically referred to as "Yamaha Red" and "Silver." The specific red color code is often noted as "Yamaha Red 3G6," while the silver can be identified as "Yamaha Silver 1C1." However, it’s always best to verify with a color sample or a restoration guide, as variations may exist based on production batches.
The red pepper one
black label is considered better because it's an older versionthe red label is not that smooth
carmine red
The paint code for the 2002 Yamaha R1 in the red, white, and black color scheme is typically referred to as “Raven” and may vary by region. Commonly, the red is often denoted as "Yamaha Red" with a code of 1D5. It's advisable to check the specific owner's manual or consult a Yamaha dealer for the exact codes, as they can vary slightly based on production batches.
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