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Aria AC-10 classical guitar

does anyone know how much there worth?

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come on guys i really need help, im selling my guitar but i dont know how much its worth.

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can't find one anywhere other than a 1970's model that already sold with no price given. an AC 25 goes new for around $400.00 in the US. An electric model goes for around $500.00. Maybe that is the model that replaced the ac10. maybe half the new price depending on the age and condition. look up the aria AC25 to see if that is the same guitar.

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Did you check on Ebay if there are any for sale or have been sold.
Thats a good place to start.


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Harmony Central might have some info on it. Or try Music Go Round.


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