Sell Your Vintage Gibson Guitar
Expert In Acquiring and Collecting Rare & Vintage Gibson Guitars
I LOVE Vintage Gibson guitars! Growing up playing guitar, many of my music heroes played vintage Gibson guitars, and I grew to really love them. I am a cash buyer for vintage Les Paul, SG, ES-335, ES-355, Super 400, L5 models and many more! If you’re looking for someone to buy your Gibson guitar , you’ve come to the right place! I will make you a fair cash offer for your treasured instrument, and will treasure and play it, or make sure that it goes to someone who will. I can also help you with questions like: “what is my Gibson guitar worth?” feel free to reach out. For an accurate estimate, consider taking advantage of our free appraisal services. If you have a vintage Gibson guitar you’d like to sell, please call or text me at (602) 900 6635 or email me at joesvintageguitars94@gmail.com.
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For A Free Gibson Guitar Consultation & Appraisal Today!
Meet Joe Dampt, Connoisseur of Gibson Guitars
Hello! I’m Joe & I want to hear about your vintage Gibson guitar! The stories, the history, and of course, the music! I pride myself in preserving history, one guitar at a time. That’s why I make it a point to treat each instrument I buy with the respect it deserves. Call us at (602) 900 6635 or email joesvintageguitars94@gmail.com for your free professional evaluation and get top dollar for your vintage Gibson guitar today!
How To Sell Your Vintage
Gibson Guitar
I am constantly traveling as part of my business and I buy guitars all over the U.S. I can likely arrange to see your Gibson guitar in person. If meeting to pick up the guitar is not possible, I can arrange and pay for a professional prepaid packing and shipping service. Our safe and simple buying process allows you to get paid for your guitar right away, without having to worry about packaging, shipping liabilities, or lost packages. Contact us or visit our home page for more information about selling your vintage guitar.
How Much Is My Gibson
Guitar Worth?
The burning question for anyone trying to sell a collectible guitar: “What is it worth?” Joe’s Vintage Guitars offers free vintage guitar appraisals for anyone willing to send us a few photos of their guitar! Our appraisals are fast and accurate and there is never any obligation to sell. On top of our free appraisals, we have lots of free guitar dating articles that can help you research the year and value of your guitar yourself. Use our handy Gibson Serial Number Guide to take your first step into discovering the year and value of your guitar.
What Is the Best Way To Sell
A Vintage Gibson Guitar?
It is important to understand the pros and cons of selling your guitar yourself versus selling to a collector or dealer. Both options can be an effective and rewarding experience for a prospective seller.
While selling a guitar yourself can be a rewarding experience, it is not recommended for first time sellers of high end ($4000 & up) vintage instruments. There is a lot of liability involved in the selling and shipping of expensive vintage instruments. Most guitar dealers keep an insurance policy active of over $100,000 just for their shipments! If you do want to sell your guitar on the private market, we recommend Reverb.com as they have a robust shipping protection policy. It is important to factor the selling fees that Reverb will be charging you. Also, bear in mind that in the event of a dispute, Reverb and other selling platforms will almost always side with the buyer.
Consider Selling Your Vintage Guitar To Joe’s Vintage Guitars
I have a profound passion for these remarkable instruments, and my goal is to ensure they continue to be cherished. I either play them myself or make sure they find their way into the hands of individuals who will care for them just as I do. The stories that accompany these guitars are immensely precious to me. When I acquire a guitar, what I cherish most is often a photograph of its original owner or stories about their life. I take the time to type up these stories, print them out, neatly fold them, and place them into the guitar’s case. I want these incredible musicians from another era to live on through their instruments.