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Hi, for any help getting the price and value of the snare, we would need either the model of the snare, or some pictures of the snare. Pictures of the badge, shell, and throw-off switch on the side is a good start.

If it was a snare drum that someone used in conert band at school, with a steel looking shell and probably (at least at one time) included a stand and carrying case, you will probably be looking at $50-100 for it. But, it is best to put up some pictures to double check!

Hope this helps!

-Kevin

I know it goes pop, but does it also go snap, crackle

I've learned that the monetary value of any drum, vintage or otherwise, is determined by those willing to submit offers, not by those "in the know".

It's a little like that television show -- "Antique Roadshow," in which an individual is told that the dusty, beat up painting in his garage is worth $2,500.00. That's wonderful, provided that you can find at least one buyer willing to pay that amount. In the real world, however, most items are worth no more than the highest market price being offered at the time of the sale.

Contrarily, if the sale of the item isn't your main objective, the term "value" takes on a whole different meaning.

My two cents worth.

In all seriousness we need more info. Pictures of the inside and out are best. Wood or metal. And the actual serial # would help.

It's all based on type and condtion.

Hope this helps.