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that's one of mitch simpson's id's. oldrailroad. there were a few stores that were caught not paying their sales tax recently. could be stock from the forfeiture sale. mitch's wife and son do consignment sales for folks.
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| Posts: 1352 | Location: york beach, maine | Registered: September 19, 2003 | 
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Kenny, I have never paid much attention to these. I just went and had a good look. It seems to be an amazing looking axe. Are they all this pretty? What did this sell for new? I always wonder when Ebay sellers don't put the $ amount down, why that is?... Kerry K
"You know you have a problem when the box you put your guitar in, costs more than the box you'll eventually put yourself in."
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| Posts: 2180 | Location: Prince George British Columbia | Registered: November 04, 2008 |
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a deluxe is about $11k. i have a plain old mf5 varnish. played a whole gaggle of them one day and decided that the $9k version was the one. so, it only goes to prove that buying with your ears and your hands wins out over bling some times. i will estimate that it will go over $8k when all is said and done.
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| Posts: 1352 | Location: york beach, maine | Registered: September 19, 2003 |
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I purchased this mandolin in late April when it was being auctioned by eBay seller Mitch Simpson. It was a superb instrument, but it was represented as Near Mint, and imho was not. (Good sized top ding, finish issues on inside of scroll, some belt buckle rash.) I decided to return it for that reason-first long distance purchase I have ever had to return.
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