Hang tough, there are some serious Rogers experts in this forum.

Photos will not only help, they're necessary if you want the guys to give you a fair valuation of your kit.

Welcome to the forums...

John

i will try but its not the wrap or anything cosmetic im concerned about... it all looks good and i can tell that its original from my research. however, the serial number thing seems to be questioned by meany so i figured i would ask the experts

It could be a piece together set.What condition is the wrap in? Look for cracking the Rogers Onyx finish's are known to crack..If the wrap looks to good check the edge's of the shells this will tell you if the set has been re-wrapped..On the price of 900.00 does the set have any missing parts? any stands with the set? Photo's would help out.If the set's not a re-wrappped set but has no stands 900.00 seem's high to me..Mikey

If the wrap is in good shape (no splits), that's a good price, considering the matching PowerTone snare drum.

That is a very fair price for Clevelands I would not worry about the snare it may have been add3ed later as long as the wrap is good and all parts are there it is a good price..IMO

Good Grief. Buy it already.

Those are all 1966 numbers. If that kit is in very good to fine excellent condition, you should throw in a 30 pack of his favorite beer.

the wrap has a minor scuff by the badge on the tom... there is no other crack ing. it comes with the tom bass stand and the ride stand as well. the only thing that is missing is the bottom hoop on the powertone, the rods for it, and the strainer. i would say the whole kit is a 7-8 out of 10. it does seem to be 66 he said,

That's not a bad price if 80% or more of the lugs do not show cracks. Lug replacements all around can cost you more than that $900 for the drums.

the only thing about it tha tbothers me is the scuff by the badge... looks like snare burn honestly. any way to fix that?