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I have never seen a plain black case Hamburg or NY used B even with ivory key-tops sell for $69K. I would love to get that price from mine.


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Eight years ago my 1967 Hamburg B cost me just under $38,000.00 CAD. I have spent $6000.00 CAD in regulation, voicing and tuning over those last eight years and the instrument is glorious. FYI, a Hamburg B in 1967 cost $4,775.00 US at the factory.

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Originally Posted by Ed McMorrow, RPT
I have never seen a plain black case Hamburg or NY used B even with ivory key-tops sell for $69K. I would love to get that price from mine.

Wouldn't we all love to get $69K for our pianos?


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Originally Posted by TomazP
FYI, a Hamburg B in 1967 cost $4,775.00 US at the factory.


;-)

It was when the USD against the once most respected DM (Deutschmark) hat a conversion rate of 1 USD : 6 DM...

My New York D had cost 1.800 USD at the factory.

(It was when an experienced tuner-regulator earned 10-12 USD - per week..)


Pls excuse any bad english.

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