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Advice on value of some cymbals

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OK, so I have some cymbals I am selling but before I post, I want to make sure I am starting at a proper asking price, ballpark. They are as follows:

20 inch Zildjian Ride

16 inch Zildjian Crash

16 inch medium thin crash from Sabian

14 inch Zildian Hi-Hats

Pretty sure all the Zildjians are from like the 60s?

Posted on 1 year ago
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Adding Pics of hi hit and the zildjian crash

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Posted on 1 year ago
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The art of Zildjian identification is complex. An entire area of discipline has resulted in a Vintage Cymbal Guide, located in the menu at the top left of the home page. I have given you a link below to go directly to the A. Zildjian identification page. Be prepared to spend some time learning the nuances of one vintage differing slightly from another. It can be a lot of work, but others have blazed the trail for you.

Josh

https://www.vintagecymbalguide.com/zildjian_stamps_a.html

Posted on 1 year ago
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From jmcohen

The art of Zildjian identification is complex. An entire area of discipline has resulted in a Vintage Cymbal Guide, located in the menu at the top left of the home page. I have given you a link below to go directly to the A. Zildjian identification page. Be prepared to spend some time learning the nuances of one vintage differing slightly from another. It can be a lot of work, but others have blazed the trail for you.Joshhttps://www.vintagecymbalguide.com/zildjian_stamps_a.html

Thanks. It seems to not say anything about that last stamp?? Does that last one fall under the type 3 mid 50s? and there was nothing listed for type 1 though I highly doubt mine would be that old.

Posted on 1 year ago
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All 60s stamps. Unfortunately, all have commodity value, unless super thin. Very common and easy to find.

Realistic sold prices would be

20" AZildjian- $150

16" AZildjian - $100

14" AZildjian hats - $150

And these are all best day prices. Things go downhill from there - like that little keyhole shown? That will eliminate a ton of potential buyers. And it may take months to find buyers at these prices.

John/Levelpebble

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Posted on 1 year ago
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Sabian is early hollow logo, but not earliest. I believe that the Canadian K with slanted solid logos are earliest but I’m not a Sabian expert.

Its better to have people think you're an idiot, than to open your mouth and prove them wrong, unless you doubt yourself then speak away....
Posted on 1 year ago
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Price is what someone is willing to pay….

Its better to have people think you're an idiot, than to open your mouth and prove them wrong, unless you doubt yourself then speak away....
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