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Gibson Burst

Original 59 Bursts are the most desired of all vintage instruments , the following was secured from the original owner and comes with full written verification , please find full details as follows:

1959 Gibson Les Paul Standard
  • 1959
  • Sunburst ( Light / Minor figuring to face)
  • Internally / Externally Original except as follows
  • Removed Bigsby (Added holes to base/strap button area)
  • Condition 8/10 - Light / Normal Playing wear
Note - Original 59s LPs are the most iconic of all vintage instruments to both players . collectors, investors
Product Specs
Condition:
Very Good
Make:
Gibson
Model:
Les Paul Standard
Finish:
Sunburst
Categories:
Solid Body
Year:
1959
Made In:
United States
 
I like it just because of what it is and it's iconic status. I'm sure I couldn't afford it, even if I could I'm not a collector so....
 
If this is genuine, then, well...DUH! Having said that, if I was selling online, I would have a shit ton of pictures (should have a case and some documentation as well). The listed condition of 8/10 is a bit high as well, and I would hope that the original owner put the Bigsby on before he/she knew what they had; otherwise, they should be shot.
 
Yeah, I know they're kind of cool but Les Paul Standards don't do much for me (especially ones that typically go for 6 figure prices). I prefer Jrs. Specials, and Customs.
 
I'd take that if someone were to give it me as a gift.
I doubt I would pay the asking price even if I had the money.

To be honest, I'm interested more in the mystique and the 'collectability', but if it were ever to become mine, I would certainly play it at first.
If it was a joy to play, I'd keep playing it. If it is just so-so, I'd hang it on the wall or flip it.
 
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