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Interesting Reyes price?
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BarkellWH
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RE: Interesting Reyes price? (in reply to Ricardo)
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I would say it's normal. Price for Ramirez sobrinos de esteso and reyes are all around $6000 for vintage instruments. the super expensive reyes thing starts with late 80's models, like the one Vicente or Tomatito uses and looks different. It's about collectors not play ability or sound. Ricardo, why is that? I'm sure there is a good reason, but it seems counter-intuitive. It would seem to me that a vintage Reyes Sr. would be more valuable than a more recent one, in terms of collectability. Cheers, Bill
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