The approximate age and worth of a singer 99k28209

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Singer Sewing Machine Company Serial Numbers

Very difficult to give value because it depends on a lot of things--age, condition, rarity, accessories included, mechanically sound...

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Singer Sewing Machine Company Serial Numbers

If it is the K number, there were 20,000 machines made. So, the likelihood is that there are still a lot of them around. Value is very subjective based on several things including the physical and mechanical condition, accessories included, rarity of the model, etc. FWIW, it seems that the wood cabinets really don't appear to add much, if anything, to the value.

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Singer made hundreds of thousands of sewing machines over approximately 150 years, so unless yours is a rare or special "design" model (ie Red Eye), it is probably worth what someone is willing to pay. Unfortunately, most older machines are sought for collectability, not for their actual sewing use. Machines improved over the years and most sewists would prefer machines with added conveniences, ie zig-zag stitch, decorative stitches, needle threaders, presser feet & accessories. Frequently, the accessories that came with the older machines are large and not as refined for doing intricate work.

If you like the machine, then perhaps you should keep it to use for your own projects.

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You need a model number, not a serial number. Value depend on condition, age and general desirability of the features a given machine has. You can check Ebay to see what people are asking for them, but bear in mind, the asking price is not always what they get.

The best way to value your machine is find one like it that sold on eBay. If you have an account you can enter the model number and then scroll down on the left side and select, "Completed Listings"

Elaine. AH882832 is NOT a model number... that is the serial number. First you need to identify the the model of the machine. You do that visually. Go here and follow the instructions.
http://www.sandman-collectibles.com/id-singer-machines.htm

Then you have to determine condition. Clearly a machine that has been well used is rusty and the decals all worn off is not going to be worth much. More elaborate decals tend to be more desirable. But basically most people want it to run and sew perfectly. Of course the more accessories/attachments and manuals you have the better.

hi geo.
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old singer fiddleback serial numbers are 4460938 524938 Would like to know...

http://www.singerco.com/support/serial_noletter.html

http://www.ismacs.net/singer_sewing_machine_company/singer_dating_by_serial_number.html

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