Value Mint Martin D1

[steve909]

I need input on what a mint first year 1993 D1 Martin with original hardcase might be worth. I've hung onto it because my Dad bought it before he passed and he never played it. I've strummed it a bit. I need input on approximate value. Thanks in advance for any help.

[Methos1979]

$700-$800 seems to be the going asking price. Not sure what they are actually selling for.

[ManyMartinMan]

From around $500-$800.

[Borderdon]

I sold one a couple years back, at least in 8 out of 10 condition for $550 usd.

[Ralph124C41]

Originally Posted by Borderdon

I sold one a couple years back, at least in 8 out of 10 condition for $550 usd.

Guitar Center recently had three or four of them, some with a case, for $500 to about $650 IIRW ... but none was in mint condition or even excellent conditiion. I came close to buying the $500, which had some nicks so the lower price. But I'm trying to buy a Martin with solid rosewood back and sides so I'm thinking (hoping) maybe I can find a MMV at a price I can afford. Free is a nice price I think.

[Ramesses]

I sold a very nice guitar 3-4 years ago. I don't remember any blemishes. It was a D12-1 12 string version for 650ish if I remember right. I wish I still had it. It was a nice guitar.

[619TF]

Originally Posted by steve909

I need input on what a mint first year 1993 D1 Martin with original hardcase might be worth. I've hung onto it because my Dad bought it before he passed and he never played it. I've strummed it a bit. I need input on approximate value. Thanks in advance for any help.

I thought discussions of price were forbidden here but why not check Reverb's Price Guide function?

https://bit.ly/2Oq0hwn

[steve909]

Thanks for all the input. Sorry if I bent the rules...

[Kerbie]

Originally Posted by 619TF

I thought discussions of price were forbidden here but why not check Reverb's Price Guide function?

Discussions of price are allowed. That rule went away many years ago.

[619TF]

Originally Posted by Kerbie

Discussions of price are allowed. That rule went away many years ago.

Thanks. Good to know.