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Originally Posted by Liad Bar-EL  I guess you're right. I think that it also depends on the person as well.
Rick Baptist, who collects Schilkes, wanted to buy mine for a very low price. I am sure that there are others who would pay much more.
Liad Bar-EL |
Whoa. Old Schilkes (from the late '50s and early '60s) are more valuable than current production.
A friend has Tommy Loy's old B1 from the '60s. If he'd ever sell it, I'd expect to pay around $2000. (He'll never sell it, I'm certain).
Dave