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1960 Les Paul Standard sells fast

blueline

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ATB guitars had just put this up on their site and was quickly sold . This 1960 LP/SG has serial number 0-11174. The 1960 is now the most expensive an desirable of of the Les Paul series.
 

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ATB guitars had just put this up on their site and was quickly sold . This 1960 LP/SG has serial number 0-11174. The 1960 is now the most expensive an desirable of of the Les Paul series.
I sold my mint 62' to a DEALER for 30k 6 months ago. So does that make my 62' SG the most expensive and desirable? ?
 

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I sold my mint 62' to a DEALER for 30k 6 months ago. So does that make my 62' SG the most expensive and desirable? ?
A quick check of the October 15, 1962 price list shows only 2 SG models: the SG-Special at $222.50 and the SG-TV at 157.50. So yeah, I am pretty impressed that you sold a “mint” SG to a dealer for 30K. I am guessing it was the SG-Special. I am always learning new things on this forum.
 

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A quick check of the October 15, 1962 price list shows only 2 SG models: the SG-Special at $222.50 and the SG-TV at 157.50. So yeah, I am pretty impressed that you sold a “mint” SG to a dealer for 30K. I am guessing it was the SG-Special. I am always learning new things on this forum.
are you saying that because of the list you viewed you believe only two models were offered that year ? ( just tryin to help you learn )
 

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A quick check of the October 15, 1962 price list shows only 2 SG models: the SG-Special at $222.50 and the SG-TV at 157.50. So yeah, I am pretty impressed that you sold a “mint” SG to a dealer for 30K. I am guessing it was the SG-Special. I am always learning new things on this forum.
You guessed wrong. My guitar was a mint SG/Les Paul with PAF's. I never call the SG body shape "Les Pauls" even though they were named that for a few years...
 

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You guessed wrong. My guitar was a mint SG/Les Paul with PAF's. I never call the SG body shape "Les Pauls" even though they were named that for a few years...
He’s always been very sensitive to these SGs NOT being called Les Pauls ?
 

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are you saying that because of the list you viewed you believe only two models were offered that year ? ( just tryin to help you learn )
Correct as you can see only 2 SG models were offered. The other solid bodies were Les Paul models including the LP junior, Custom and Standard.

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You guessed wrong. My guitar was a mint SG/Les Paul with PAF's. I never call the SG body shape "Les Pauls" even though they were named that for a few years...
Indeed I did. This description is much better as there were 3 Les Paul models with 2 having PAFS, (Although it could still be a Custom).
I never thought SG described a body type as the first SG looked quite different from the later SG body type.
Maybe you can post a picture of your 62 standard as some of these had the cool ebony block.
 

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Correct as you can see only 2 SG models were offered. The other solid bodies were Les Paul models including the LP junior, Custom and Standard.

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What year is the catalog again?
 
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