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Originally Posted by David Barnett
Pre-war and WWII-era 0, 00, and 000 guitars are a serious bargain right now, compared to how much a dreadnaught from the same period sells for. I wonder if this represents an investment opportunity, as well as a chance for those of us who must work for a living to acquire a vintage Martin with all the tone for a fraction of the price?
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I got lucky and inherited my 000-18 when I was 8 years old, it is what prompted me to learn to play. I recently had it appraised by Gruhn's; thay set the price in its condition at aroun $6500.00 so not super pricey by some standards but I know I couldn't go out and buy one. Especially not one of the D's. If I could though ,IMO they are a good investment right now.