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Thank you. Its not for me. Someone asked...$800 to $900 if it's very nice.
I remember one of the newer ones on Reverb or Ebay...not sure, but it didn't sell and was relisted, if I'm not mistaken.
Are the originals from 2000 or whenever worth that much more than the reissues?I would love to have a classic one day, but they're hard to find ad so expensive
I didnt quite understand your question... I was refering to the sterling classic that were made 2010, 2012..Are the originals from 2000 or whenever worth that much more than the reissues?
Oh... you're right. I wasnt clear. Sorry. Its 5 inthe morning here, better get some sleepOh, I thought you were talking about the 2002 because of the thread's title.
Is it the case with all sterling models?A used Sterling will cost considerably less than it should. For whatever reason, resale is poor on the Sterling. Fortunately I'm not looking to sell either of mine!