Hi everyone. I have a 90th that I'm thinking about selling. What do these normally go for? It's not mint, but it's pretty much only been used in the studio, and the wear is minimal.

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post pictures plz.

Alright, I'll try to get some up tomorrow. Anything in particular you would like to see?

I haven't seen a 90th sell in a little while. They used to go for 2000+ in good condition a few years ago. The cheapest I've seen one sell is 750 in players condition. Right now depending on condition I would probably guess maybe 1300-1800. If it was really clean with all the original case, and everything it originally came with it might get 2K+.

Of course a guitar is only worth what a buyer is willing to pay. If you find the right buyer you may be able to get more.

Thank you. That's very helpful.

I've got the original case, and the certificate at least. Can't remember if there was anything else that came with the guitar.

I'll get pics up shortly.

Ok, I took some quick photos of it. A little dirt on the fretboard, some small scratching on the finish and very light fretwear, and that's about it. That I can see anyway

Man, this has to be like THE most beautiful RG evah.

It is definitely the prettiest guitar in my rack.

What motivates you to sell it, Basstard?

that is the sexiest PGM.

in superminto condition!!!!

As my username kinda implies, I switched to bass full time a couple of years ago. My guitars are now only being used for quick demos in my home studio, and it feels like a bit of a waste to have a guitar like this just lying around. That, and I've got my eye on a Zon bass that's going to be hard on the wallet

It's not mint, as I have used it, but there's not much wear. I'll clean the fretboard and set it up with new strings before I let it go.

Quick question; the other 90ths I've seen on the web have Paul's signature on the rear cover. Mine does not. Is that significant?

Yours has a drawing done by Paul. I don't think its a deal breaker. Paul probably got tired of signing covers and decided to draw a picture instead.

If I had the money to spend on a guitar right now I would still buy it.

Clean fretboard and fresh strings now included

I'm thinking that this might be a bad deal for Americans because the USD is so weak... I've done some math (not what I'm best at, mind you ), and I don't think I'll want to part with it for less than $2500. Is this unreasonable?

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