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Ummmm..... $180,000.00??

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You get a vat of melted gold and replate some new ones.
But I doubt they'd have the best output considering gold is non-ferrous.


John Entwhistle used gold strings, a company called Maxima. IIRC, they're made in the U.K. Back in the 80's-90's, a 4-string set went for around $65.00, if I recall correctly. I bought a set once. Just once.


EDIT: They run around $53.00/set currently.
 
Anyone else feel like this is just another "Fishing scam?"

The seller obviously has no sole.

I googled Nathan Stipek, and find no one with that name as a professional bassist anywhere.

The charity does exist, and I see nothing about any major fundraisers. You'd think that if someone wanted to give then $50k as part of a sale, they'd be advertising it as much as possible.

In fact, the founder of the charity is named "Jaymeey Hatfield", which looks much like the username of the seller. This REALLY smells fishy.
 
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