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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;all_fakes, post: 329961, member: 55&quot;]Yes...there was another thread on an old grand piano...the OP was probably going to have to donate it to a music school, if he could find one to take it.</p><p>In most parts of most countries, pianos are nearly worthless; they often will cost more to be put in playing condition, tuned - and moved - than they are worth.&nbsp;&nbsp; It is not uncommon for that to cost anywhere from $100 to $5,000.</p><p>Many people want electronic keyboards; few want pianos.&nbsp;&nbsp; As a result, per a piece on Canadian TV several years ago, the city dumps in Vancouver BC receive 2-3 pianos <u>per day</u>, and the newspapers and online ads are full of listings for &quot;free piano, just haul it away.&quot;</p><p>But there are exceptions, and this one may be very valuable, if the right buyer can be found.&nbsp; Like the one mentioned by Bronwen; though one might have to get the piano to Germany....and I suspect that thousands of dollars, pounds, or marks were spent to recondition that one in order to realize the sale price.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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