---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment My suggestion in these cases is always the same: I strongly advise the owner to call that "technician" back and accept his "offer" at once. Delivery can be arranged this afternoon. Seriously, the value of any used piano depends on so many variables it is really impossible to assign a value without knowing more about the specific piano, the local economy, the cultural maturity of the area, etc. For an unrestored 1944 August Forster I would guess that even your evaluation of $10,000 is somewhat high. My experience with European pianos built during and immediately following the war years has not been all that good. The challenges that faced these builders were truly formidable. Regards, Del ----------------------------------------------- Elian Degen wrote: > Dear list et all, I was called to check on a piano it is an August Forster > manufactured in Checoslovakia circa1944the serial No is 150-81972 it is a Baby > Grand black with ivory keytops, it is in good condition, owner claims that a > technician priced it on $ 44.000.00 !!!!! ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/6f/fc/b6/c5/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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