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So, my wife's mom is in some financial trouble so I decided to put my Les Paul Goldtop up for sale to help her out. I listed it for a fair $2400 and I got a response from someone asking if I was interested in trades. I told the guy not really guy I would listen to his offer. Then the guy has the balls to offer me my choice of a Wii, an Xbox 360, 2 early 1900 Hanson Brothers scales, an iPod, a Superman Collectable from the 1970s, and ready for the big offer, a 1937 Canadian Dollar. Im actually speechless and don't know how to respond to his email. A simple and polite "no thank you" doesnt quite get my point across. I was going to suggest he save up another $2399 Canadian dollars then get back to me. This guitar sells at MF for $3500 and his big offer was a Canadian dollar. Just for giggles I checked the bay for the going rate of a 1937 Canadian dollar and it seems to be between $30 and $150 US Dollars, though at $150 there wasnt any interest.

A fkking Candian Dollar.
 

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I once put up a guitar for sale on craigslist for 800 and someone asked if I would take 300. Now maybe I understand bargaining within a benjamin, but thats a benjamin less than HALF of my asking price. I also put up another guitar for sale (specifically capitalizing the letters in "NO TRADES" and the first offer i got was not only a trade offer but an offer to trade it for the EXACT same guitar in a different color. I've learned not to be upset by it but just take it as a chance to laugh. My recommendation is for you to do the same otherwise youll end up banging your head into a wall, lol.
 

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So, my wife's mom is in some financial trouble so I decided to put my Les Paul Goldtop up for sale to help her out. I listed it for a fair $2400 and I got a response from someone asking if I was interested in trades. I told the guy not really guy I would listen to his offer. Then the guy has the balls to offer me my choice of a Wii, an Xbox 360, 2 early 1900 Hanson Brothers scales, an iPod, a Superman Collectable from the 1970s, and ready for the big offer, a 1937 Canadian Dollar. Im actually speechless and don't know how to respond to his email. A simple and polite "no thank you" doesnt quite get my point across. I was going to suggest he save up another $2399 Canadian dollars then get back to me. This guitar sells at MF for $3500 and his big offer was a Canadian dollar. Just for giggles I checked the bay for the going rate of a 1937 Canadian dollar and it seems to be between $30 and $150 US Dollars, though at $150 there wasnt any interest.

A fkking Candian Dollar.
I say take it.
 

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Hell yeah, then after I get that dollar Im going to move to Canada and live like a king, while still having my guitar.

I listed the Goldtop, my Custom and my Orange amp and whichever one seels will go and I will keep the other two. I've seen midget gang bangs that didnt have as many low balls as the offers Im getting.
 

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Maybe that old 1930's Canadian Dollar is contained in the glove compartment of an old 1933 Duesenberg towncar. All of a sudden, the trade value has increased quite a bit.


Most likely, it is just a dreamer. Ignore him and move on.
 
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