Not sure what they would be worth in your part of the world,but in the U.S. the pearl fiberglass late 60's kits go for a bit more than standard MIJ's,350.00 to 400.00,compared to 150.00 250.00I know pearl was offering wood fiberglass kits in the late 70's,and they are considered good instruments,but not a hot collectable,and what you could buy/sell them for probably is what someone will pay, depending on the day/alignment of the planets etc. I would say in the U.S. even though it is a ton of drums , 800.00 but they could go a couple of hundred north or south of that.

Thanks for that, wouldnt sell just insure, they're too much fun

Hi, can you post a couple of pictures? I always loved that finish!

What are the sizes? What snare do you have with it?

If you're wanting a value for insurance purposes, here's the way I understand it... what's it gonna cost you to replace it? I agree with the above that here in the good ole USA, 70s Pearl Wood-Fiberglass drums aren't sought after and don't bring much. IF something were to happen to yours, you could probably replace it for $300 to $400, even in near-mint condition -- in a STANDARD wrap. The wrap you're talking about is very rare, and therefore very, very hard to replace. So, that alone at the very least should INCREASE the insurance value...

I'd discuss it more with your agent (if you trust him, and if not, find one you do!) and just let him know the situation...

Bill