It's waaaaay up there, but I'm guessing they're willing to wait on the right buyer rather than price it to move. There's a guy on Facebook who's told the seller he wants to buy it, but we all know there's a million guys who will respond with "Very interested, please send shipping quote," and then you never hear from them again. We'll know if it gets snatched up in a day or two.

Todays cost US is $8047.91 I love 26" bass drum and 16" and 18" floor toms, But I don't love it for that much, But it's a real beauty !!! D' Drummer

Not anti-per se. AC/DC on that color. I liked it a lot when I saw 60's catalogs with Downbeat and Progressive Jazz sets in that color, though never really warmed up to the Roy Burns Rogers kit. I have two pieces looking for number 3, but may simply sell the two in that it is not a priority color. I'm more into onyx, maybe a strata would be good and red, blue or even silver sparkle.

I think Champagne Sparkle is one of if not the classiest wraps out there. The older original wraps with the real silver and copper specks. I was fortunate to find a 1968 Keystone set a few years ago with two 9"x13" toms, 14"x14" and 16"x18" floor toms, 5 1/2"x14" jazz festival snare, and 14"x24" virgin bass drum. I would love to find a 22" or 20" bass drum as the 24" is some times a little large to haul around and some venues stage are not large enough to accommodate larger sets. I will eventually sell this set in the next few years as I am getting older and starting to downsize. Here is a pic from the last time I performed on them minus the 14"x14".

There have been many rock drummers who have played Champagne Sparkle drums. I remember one famous performance at the original Woodstock.

You know, I can recall the first time I saw your champagne kit as it was only within last year or so. I was just going through a Google image search of champagne kits trying to find anything unique and I came across a link to your kit on DFO. It's beautiful. I still get a kick out of the curved spurs on a Keystone drum, and being a virgin just pushes it over the top. It's a very unique drum. Add in the 14x14 and 5 1/2 Jazzfest... wow!

Did you find the kit online or happen to come across it in person?

At 26" I'll get no kick in champagne (or any other color, I take mine 20" thanks).