Sixties cymbals are readily available and generally don't go for that much. Assuming the 20" is a medium or medium thin, depending on condition and how it sounds it could be worth anywhere between $100 and perhaps close to $150 if it really sounded great. But...I have seen 20" 60's on sale at Sam Ash for as little as $80. I would think the 18" would be a around $100 or so, probably a bit less. As for the rest I would be guessing. I would think it might be harder to sell them as a set unless you found a student who has no cymbals. I would also tend to think that as a set the prices would have to be lower than individual sales, but it would be a lot more effort to sell them individually.

I agree with marks assessment. you will probably do better selling them individually. its hard to find someone that wants a complete set and is willing to pay for such unfortunately.

20" medium ride 100-125 unless super thin

18" medium-thin crash-ride 100

16" thin crash 75-100

15" hihats 150-175

8" thin splash 50

just my thoughts on prices..

mike

Sounds about rght to me.

It wasn,t long ago those cymbals would bring big bucks!!HmmmmHmmmm

Yeah, but isn't that the case with a lot of drum stuff right now anyway?

Thanks guys for the input!

Bill

It depends on what you refer to as big bucks, unless you mean large male deer. Excited

Even before the recession, I don't think a 20" 60's ride would have cost more than $150 to $160.

Hey, I now have these cymbals...

Serious offers accepted.

Thanks,

Bill

Have you check EBAY out yet .Just to see what would actually run over there lately

Yes . I have one of those to it's a 50s and 60s model..Zildjian A

Bingo..!

As stated above / unless Thin in weight (bendable)

If the 20" ride is around 1800/1850 grms...

contact me..I might want..