I Just found 2 more 15". That makes 4 sets of 15" zildjian hats in stock lol

Last one!!!

These aren't guaranteed to be exactly on the money but pretty damned close:

1214 - 64

946 -61-63

750 - early 70's (had to change my mind)

1420 - 1964

968 - 61-63

1038 - 64

974 - 64-65

Thanks Drumaholic,

Now then, I have all these 15's Im pretty sure which one came with which.

Does it matter if I mix them up? I know that most hi hats have a heavier bottom. one pair is 1420 & 950, another 968 & 946, another 1574 & 1214, and one 974 & 1038. It sorta seems like the lightest pair may have got mixed up. Like maybe it should be 1574 & 968 and 1214 & 946 or something.

One more thing, Would you recommend using these as crashes???

What would be a decent price for a light pair???

A light pair could be worth around $150. If you have one that sounds like it makes a good crash and you want to use it as such, then go for it. Too many drummers get hung up on Zildjian's type designations thinking that cymbals they made MUST be used for only what Zildjian says on the ink stamp. That's not important. What you determine it can be used for that is all that really counts.

How much should a heavy pair be worthy??

Whatever anybody is willing to give you, and I wouldn't expect much.

They are unworthy of anything more.

Thats about what anything is worth huh? What ever they will give ya.... I was just curious. I didnt want to sell something that might be worth a lot more. I've allready agreed to sell any set to a friend on here for $150. I take it the light ones are worth more than the heavy ones???

Thanks Drumaholic, I know you are the Cymbal Guru!!

PS I hardly ever sell anything, but my friend approached me needing some vintage 15's. He seems to think Im giving him a good deal...

heavy ones???

They are unworthy.