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Who will buy an old piano?
Here is a list of some organizations that facilitate piano donations:
- Piano Finders: www.pianofinders.com.
- Piano Adoption: www.pianoadoption.com.
- Pianos for Education: www.pianosforeducation.org.
- Society of Unique Artists: www.suartists.org.
- Keys 4/4 Kids: www.keys44kids.net.
How much should I sell a piano for?
Prices of Used Pianos (US$)
| Private Seller | ||
|---|---|---|
| Worse | Average | |
| Grand, pre-1950, best brand, 7′ | 7,000–10,000 | 12,000–18,000 |
| Grand, 1950–1985, average brand, 5′ | 500–1,200 | 1,000–2,500 |
| Grand, 1950–1985, average brand, 6′ | 500–2,000 | 2,000–3,000 |
What can I do with an unwanted piano?
Here’s how you can properly get rid of your old piano:
- Determine is your broken piano is beyond repair – if it can be fixed, it may have more value being donated.
- Check to see if your local trash or junk removal service, charities, and recycling facility accepts pianos or offers piano disposal service.
Is there a blue book for pianos?
The Bluebook of Pianos is an invaluable handbook for anyone who owns or plans to buy a piano. After an illustrated discussion of piano structure that explains the workings of both grand and upright pianos, the book gives careful advice for purchasing a new or used piano.
Do grand pianos appreciate in value?
Grand pianos generally appreciate more than verticals, and higher quality pianos increase more in value than less expensive ones. While Steinways tend to go up in price the most, many others also appreciate or at least hold their value.
Who wants used piano?
Here are a few options that may be available for your piano donation:
- The Beethoven Foundation accepts piano donations depending on condition of the piano. If your donation is accepted, they pick up your piano for free.
- Pianos for Education will pick up a piano in all 50 states for free.
- Check your local options.
How do I sell a vintage piano?
If your desire is to become an educated seller and get the most value you can from your instrument, then you might consider alternative methods such as consignment placement in upscale antique stores or boutiques, consignment with a piano dealer, or advertising your instrument on more specialized antiques-related …
Will charity shops take pianos?
They accept large new or gently used items. Call your local Goodwill to see if that specific store will accept your piano. You will need to arrange its transportation and drop it off if they accept it.