Economy? But it is Solid Mahogany... by: Anonymous
Originally marketed as Economy yes but, the 1958 M-20 made of solid mahogany. Also, the sound that this guitar produces is amazing! Any honest answers about what a "near mint" 50's Model M-20(the one I have now has a low serial number hand written on the tag inside and it is a Hoboken NJ address which means it was made after the company moved in the late 1950's. It was made prior to 1960 because it has a low serial number only 4 digits and no letters surrounding the number. I have seen them go for over 1K in much poorer condition than the one I have. It has NO damage to the body or finish, the neck is straight, there are no missing or damaged hardware parts, no scratching on the pick guard.Any ideas?
Apr 07, 2010 Rating
value by: ryan
I usually see them listed online from $600-900 I've even seen one go as low as $400. At the time they were released, the M20 was and still is considered a "budget model", so you won't really see them go beyond 1k
Mar 24, 2010 Rating
Guild M20 by: Anonymous
We recently found a Guild M20 "Starfire" Acoustic at a yard sale, serial# 37317, made in Hoboken, New Jersey, and wondered about its value. It is in very good shape. Thanks.
