A Higher Selling Price
You get the benefit of professional marketing and authentication, which is what lets a high-end vintage guitar reach its real price instead of a quick-sale number.
Sell your vintage guitar for what it’s really worth, with professional photos, real authentication, and a buyer network built over a decade.
Consignment is when you sell your guitar through someone who handles the whole sale for you, reaching a far bigger audience than you could on your own and usually getting a better price for it. For high-end instruments, that also means a proper demo video that shows the guitar off in the hands of a good player. You keep ownership until it sells; I do the work to sell it right.
You get the benefit of professional marketing and authentication, which is what lets a high-end vintage guitar reach its real price instead of a quick-sale number.
Your guitar gets advertised, shipped, and insured to buyers around the world, not just whoever happens to be local.
Proper photos, an accurate listing, and a demo video put your instrument in front of the collectors who actually buy at this level.
I handle the listing, the questions, the negotiation, the packing, the shipping, and the insurance. You don’t have to deal with tire-kickers.
Get in touch with photos and a description of your guitar. From there we talk about what you have and what you’re hoping to get.
I give you a realistic, market-based valuation and we agree on a price to list it at.
I photograph it properly, write an accurate listing, often shoot a demo video, and put it in front of my buyer network and collectors worldwide.
Once it sells, I handle full insurance and shipping and pay you by wire transfer, cash, check, or electronic transfer.
Getting top dollar on a vintage guitar comes down to a few things: a specific, accurate listing, the right details called out, and photos that do the instrument justice.
Serious buyers look closely, so the photos have to be an honest, sharp representation of the guitar, and good enough to actually catch a collector’s eye.
With vintage gear, the details are everything. The same model can be worth $100,000+ if it’s original and around $13,000 if it’s been refinished. I’ve spent more than a decade selling correct instruments and being straight about what they are, and that track record is part of what gets your guitar a fair price.
High-dollar guitars sell more easily when there’s real infrastructure behind them. I run a busy online shop, I’m a top-rated seller on the major platforms like Reverb, and I photograph, authenticate, describe, package, ship, and insure every instrument, plus shoot a demo video for the top-tier pieces.
A clean, humidified guitar in working order sells for more. Don’t try to ‘fix it up’ yourself, just keep it stable.
Receipts, original paperwork, old photos, stories, and the original case all add real value. Send whatever you have.
Look for an established seller with real reviews and professional listings, not someone who’ll bury your guitar in a sea of bad photos.
Values move, and serious buyers usually negotiate. Going in with a reasonable range gets the deal done.
Consignment fees as low as 8% for top-tier vintage instruments, with no hidden or surprise charges.
Remote consignment, no minimum consignment period, and you deal directly with me, not a front desk.
A built-up network of collectors and buyers, which sometimes means a guitar sells almost immediately.
I answer your questions, keep you posted, and treat your guitar like it’s my own.
Have a vintage guitar to sell or a question? I’m here to help.