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1974 Martin 00-18C

I am looking to buy my old Martin back from the party I sold it to a long time ago. I don't have it in my possession right now, but as I recall, it is a Martin 00-18c or 000-18c. I can't find any info on a 000 so it must be a 00.

It is in excellent condition with the case. May ask for a very realistic market value, not an insurance value?

I am not privy to the serial number, but I bought it new in 1974.

Thanks so much,

Mary Ann

ANSWER

Hi, Mary Ann--

Here is the Blue Book general info:

00-18C Classical
- similar to the 00-18, except in classical nylon string configuration with a 12-fret body, 12/19-fret fingerboard, slotted headstock, fan bracing, and a tied bridge, 26.44 in. scale, total production of 4,351 instruments, available as a Special Order, mfg. 1962-1992.

The pricing info:

1970-1979
Excellent $1,250 - 1,500
Average $900 - 1,050

Lynne

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