Rickresource Rickenbacker Forum

Just like George H's in Japan etc. Ser # was not many off I was told but I can't verify that?? Anyway, played alot and used condition show ample play wear but not abuse. When I acquired it she had a crack at the headstock. I've since had it profnly repair but the finish was not refinned where the repair was done. Yet anyways. all orig parts, frets in decent cond., pick-ups, keys all orig. blah blah you know? I did replace the 6 piece bride with the 12 piece one, of corse. I has to be in tune, Right? Moderate Buckle rash on the back, down to wood, but the rest of the fin. is very nicely preserved w/ only maybe minor, light sratches n maybe a ding r 2 here r there. Thanks for reading this far and I greatly appreciate your time if you know what this old Beatles Era, "could have been in George's hand's @ Candelstick Park" guitar should sell for?

Thanks everyone n glad to see so many RIC freaks and so much knowledge in one kewl site!! RIC-ON, George one time for bongo! ImeanRingo...
Pat....w

Good question. A fair price depends upon some good photos at minimum.

A 1966 360 6-string sold for $3127 last week on eBay. Described as having normal wear and slight finish cracks. And yet, a 1967 hit only $1000 at auction close, which did not meet reserve.