Here is an upclose of the badge. My iPhone wouldn't let me do both on the first post

$300.. for the 3 shells complete..

Regular wood shell/

That's what they fetch here in Canada /..

More for recording cus/ or oak shells/maple etc..

Even for the white ones with the Virgin bass drum? I can't find any stage customs online with virgin basses or hardly any that are white at all. I was just under the impression they were worth quite a bit more :/

theres several lines..

Stage customs / advantage / nouvou / maple / oak / recording customs are the tops..

The info is usually in the badge..

Also what the shells are made from..?

Birch/Beech/Or Phillio mahogany etc..

Had a very similar kit in green a few yrs back (5p) sold it all (including hardware) basic cym line up for $600

Nice drums. but even with virgin bass.. add $200? Total value $500 maybe? No great desire for vintage Yamahas except Recording Customs like previously mentioned.

Looks like a turn of the century Stage Custom kit. Those were inner layers of Phillipine Mahogany, Falkata, and sometimes a layer of Birch on the outer. Nice sounding drums with a minimal resale.

These are great BUYER'S drums; but horrible SELLER'S drums.

They sound really nice, are very round and have good bearing edges. With the heads you prefer, they sound very good and record well.

Selling them is difficult, because they are a lower line kit. As mentioned, mainly due to the wood species used in the shells. BUT, those shells are still constructed to a very high standard, which is why they are easy to tune and sound just fine.

The virgin bass is a bit odd. You rarely see that in ANY Yamaha line (except most recently).

Enjoy them. You will not get rich flipping them.