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Just reading this thread makes me want to go home and PU my sherry for old times sake and play it. It was one of my first guitars. I still own it, but I've moved on to other "axes". I think when I go home I will play it again!.

Riddle me this batman: Where the hell was my new 59 LP reissue made? It has a stamped serial number that starts F300...

Hello; There is little to no value of an Epiphone that is stamped used. This is a "B-stock" guitar. That means that at somepoint the guitar was either: Sold and returned, Damaged and repaired, or was a factory 2nd (Meaning that there was a blemish, rough spot, color imperfection) from the factory.) A collector would not purchase this instrument because of the "Used" stamp. I know because I am a collector of Epi's and I would not pay too much for it. With that said, You could sell it to someone that needs a "Working" guitar. I'm sure that if there was an imperfection in the guitar, it is barly noticiable. Also, these "Used" guitars almost always play great. They have been review and repaired, if necessary. Can we see pictures of this guitar? If you are interested in selling it, I may know someone who may be intyerested. They have been looking for a Firebird.