No worries, it sold originally for $850, is worth $1150 right now and I paid $550 for it. My instructor got it for less than half of that an estate auction. Funny thing is that (according to him at least) it should double in value within the next 10 years since it's so rare. He's selling some of his guitars to buy a $3800 Gretsch White Falcon and Marshall amp. We'll see. What I find interesting is that I can't even find it on the "date your guild" websites by it's serial number. Just how friggin rare a guitar can this be??