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They're great guitars, and certainly have more room to appreciate in value than a lot of Les Pauls...but they're not a Les Paul.
Some folks may think they're better than Les Pauls and that may be true for some aspects, but they're definitely not close to a '59 burst.
My advice, if you want a Les Paul and you've got a budget of 20k then you need to designate a few hundred of that 20k as travel money and start driving around the country playing some very nice and very expensive instruments. Anything you like the look of from reissues up to conversions and higher. I guarantee you that you'll start ruling out years, models, and variations a lot quicker than online.
Enjoy the hunt. It can be a bit of a slog with the vintage stuff as it can be few and far between but it’s the part I really enjoy!
He is incredibly knowledgeable and truly a top man to deal with.
The fellow says its UNCIRCULATED...........I can't fit enough lols in this space.
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Wouldn't pay 5
But since having one for the first time, I’m so glad I bought it. Totally awesome, even JD Simo put his back on.
I’d even consider a guitar with a professionally repaired neck break. You will get a lot more guitar for your money and if you should ever break the neck in the future it will not devalue 50%
https://www.thefretboard.co.uk/discussion/239504/fs-2013-gibson-custom-les-paul-duane-allman-2021-collings-i35lc-vintage
https://www.vintageandrareguitars.com/collections/electric-guitars/products/1968-gibson-les-paul-goldtop