Re: How & where to sell 1927 F5
If you own a home, get a personal article floater insurance policy for this mandolin. Even a good guess (say like $100,000) even without an appraisal would be appropriate. My PAF did nto require an appraisal, bearing in mind if there is a loss (stolen, fire, etc.), a written appraisal would be your best friend. I'd call your homeowner's insurance and discuss a PAF with them and to what extent you can "guess" on a policy limit (well within reason).
I'd keep the mandolin for its investment potential (i.e., in this soft economy). I'd also download some tab and learn a few fiddle tunes. It's therapeudic!
Nice mandolin. I'm no expert on how to sell it or the vintage market and such, however. I just like entertaining the dog with my mandolin.
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‘papα gordo aint no madre flaca!
'20 A3, '30 L-1, '97 914, 2012 Cohen A5, 2012 Muth A5, '14 OM28A
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