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The original vinyl albums are worth about $100, depending on the condition of it.

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John Lennon.

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By searching for them online or going to a pawn shop and findin out what they'd be worth. Got that idea off of pawn stars

Also, many antique dealers specialize in and are familiar with vintage posters. Check your local listings perhaps?

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I bought one new in 2004 for $500. MSRP for it was $719.99 (but who actually buys a new guitar at MSRP).

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Jim Croce's career came to a sudden end when he and his musical partner Maury Muehlelsen and others boarded a private airplane in Louisiana to travel to a gig in Texas when the plane crashed shortly after takeoff killing everyone on board.

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I think its just saying to look at what the world COULD be like, but isn't.

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It originated from the greek gods and the Italian beliefs

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It depends on size, condition , personal inscription?

I have seen an 8 x 10 photo, not personalized, go for $520.00 and a signature on an index card for $120 -250.

There are many variables. His autograph IS considered rare.

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Well it costs $800 US new, however it is a great guitar (i know, i own one and have read many, many reviews) and it was discontinued in 2007! So... it is probably worth more than that now!

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Because the corporations exploit talentless musicians and suckers like you will still buy it. Just steal music, it's not like the "artists" deserve it anyway.

Or try Cosmo Distribution.So easy and quickly can find music so only enter to the website.

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my dad says (he owns one)

''£990...gulp!!''

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I don't know what the real name of this song because they wont tell you the answer

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I have one of these guitars, and i believe that whatever is being charged for it is worth it! Stunning sound, extremely comfortable to play aswell as attractive, this guitar will bring you much joy. I think paid between £500-£550 for it in South Africa. That is about $750-$800.

(at the current exchange rates)

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An AGS in good shape is very rere and would be worth at least $3,000.00 TO $4000.00

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Is your question "what are guitars constructed of now in days"? if so the answer is wood, various metals, steel strings... but it really depends on the type of guitar you have or are asking about.

The basic body and neck of guitars currently made are of wood/tone wood.

Depending on the expense of the guitar, could range from one solid or several pieces glued together of say, mahogany, basswood, poplar, maple or any variety of hardwood. Even plywood.

There are companies using composite materials as Graphite, carbon fiber, ebanol (bowling ball material) or newly created composite materials as an alternative to wood that will carry and harvest a rich tone from vibration of strings. Many of these guitars are lighter weight than the traditional instrument and may be a bit pricier but as well made.

i.e. Parker guitars, Emerald guitars, Cort and a host of many others.

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I'm not that sure but I've found an autograph signed by just John Lennon worth £2,549,21, hope this helps

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Yes it is, so is 'The colt 45's'

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More and more every day. Made in USA by Hammond Organ Company. Not China, Taiwan, Mexico...

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Kroche

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The price could range anywhere from $900.00 to $6,000.00 depending on a number of factors including condition, number of signatures, (signatures from all four, or a select one or two, etc.) edition and version. Good luck!

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none of your beezwax

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there is no such thing

A "freestyle to music" dressage test is a test choreographed by the rider and set to music