Sell with the story attached.
You do more than sell instruments. You find them, vet them, and vouch for them. You track down the provenance, gather the receipts, note every repair, and build the trust that closes the deal. Then the instrument leaves your shop, and the record of your past work leaves with it.
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Keep provenance, prior receipts, appraisals, and service history on the instrument itself, not in a folder that gets lost at the next handoff.
Stay attached after the sale
Every instrument you sell stays linked to your shop, so future owners, appraisers, and buyers always know where it came from.
Give Buyers Confidence From the First Conversation
A documented, verifiable history removes doubt before the negotiation begins, so buyers commit faster and with fewer questions.
Price with real market context
The Vintage Guitar Price Guide and live Census data sit right where you work, so every instrument is priced on real evidence.