I have a Schaeffer piano serial number 64174. I would love to know the value. It is in pretty rough condition, and I need to know if it is worth the cost of refurbishing it.
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If it’s turn of century when George Bent was making and selling them it’s worth something. After that sears sold them under concord name. It depends heavily on condition as to worth. There are several web sites that you can use , Blue book of Pianos is one, it costs 20.00. There are also reference books you can use to see if your serial number is listed which will lead you to a result also. Check Google for info.
The value will depend more on cosmetic and physical condition than the age (within reason), It's also dependent on your particular market. c/intact your local piano store to get a idea what comparable pianos are selling for.
The Serial Number -- usually somewhere between four and six. wood or stamped onto the model plate. digits -- is probably located inside the piano on the metal ...
Piano serial numbers help to identify the age of your piano and the history surrounding its ... 3) Stamped on the back of the piano; near the top of the wood frame. ... 5)Printed on one the keys - behind the nameboard, inside the piano (newer or ...
If your piano was made for the U.S. and is a grand or upright, this serial number would show that this piano came from the mid 70's 1973-77 and was manufactured in Hamamatsu, Japan. You should be able to google your piano from here to find others similar to it to get a price or call your local piano tuner!
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