Vintage guitars have become a serious alternative asset class. A 1959 Gibson Les Paul Standard "Burst" consistently sells for $250,000-$500,000+, while pre-CBS Fender Stratocasters in original condition reach six figures. Celebrity-owned guitars set all-time records. This guide covers verified auction results.
Verified sold prices — hammer price shown. Buyer's premium applies on top.
Vintage guitar neck missing nut, wearVintage guitar neck missing nut, wear
Vintage guitar hard case, branded GEIB, with brown exterior and olive green interior; together with another vintage acoustic guitar hard case, with brown exterior and olive green interior, both in ver
Vintage Guitar: Strings missing, 2 cracks on top of guitar,
Vintage guitar hard case, probably 1960s Fender
Vintage guitar hard case, probably 1960s Fender Jazzmaster, with black exterior and orange interior
Vintage guitar hard case, with blond exterior and baby blue interior
Vintage guitar hard case, with black exterior and blue interior, missing handle
Vintage guitar hard case, probably Guild
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