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1956 Gibson L-GO




ser#/fac#(stamped inside on the base of the neck)
T631 8 11
average condition
just a general value range please.

ANSWER


The Blue Book prices for the LG 0 are:

Excellent $700 - 900
Average $475 - 550

**The serial number came back as "unrecognized". According to the Blue Book, the first year of manufacture for the LG 0 was 1958.

Lynne

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1956 Gibson L-GO

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Jul 25, 2008
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My L-GO
by: Anonymous

Lynn, Thank you for your reply. I have found out more since though. A magnifying glass confirmed it is an L-GO and through Gruen's I figured out the number inside is a factory order number (FON).
The T representing the year,(in this case you were right 1958)
The following four digits are the batch number (i.e. batch no 6318)
And the last two digits are the guitar's no in the batch (no 11 in the batch)
Thank you for your help and I hope this helps you with other's inquiries as well.
BB

Jul 21, 2008
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My L-GO
by: Benton

Lynn, is there a model L-OO? (it looks like one or the other.)
The model no is hard to read. I was told by someone it was a L-GO, and from other pictures I've seen that is what it looks like. As far as the date that same person researched the ser# and gave me the date. The ser# is very clear so I know that is right.
Maybe I'll try Gibson to see if I can search by ser# and get a more solid date of mfg.
Thanks.
Benton


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Hi, Benton-
Yes, there is an L00 model--manufactured in app. 1930-1945.

Lynne

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