Pearl River Pro-Series Baby Grand GP 170 D w/Bench

REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE!!! MOTIVATED SELLER!!! ALL OFFERS WILL BE CONSIDERED!!!! Attached is my appraisal. Buyers are responsible for shipping, handling and insurances. In reference to your inquiry regarding your Pearl River Baby Grand Piano, Model GP 170 D, 5'7" French Provincial Style Cherry, w/bench, bearing serial number 0965705, manufactured in 2006. Purchased 23 May 2006. Well cared for. There is no blemishes or scratches. Its play and finish are in perfect condition.This piano is still in factory warranty. Maintained in a climate controlled residential environment, sits in a room that does not get used. It has a cover that stays on always except when played. When this instrument is tuned the value is $11,390.00. Figure is based on the age, condition, size, grade and rarity of this instrument. This is the average price asked for by a private party. The variable is that the buyer and seller must agree on the costs of moving, tuning and repairs. This is the amount an insurance company would pay in case of loss. Replacement value usually refers to the retail price that you would need to pay to buy the nearest new equivalent to the piano you have. If there is a new piano that is similar in size, quality of general construction and description, then this is usually a new piano. If there is not new equivalent, then usually the replacement value is based upon what it would cost to find a used piano that is similar and have it remanufactured to like-new condition. Replaccement cost of a GP-170D 5' 7" French Provincial Satin Cherry $11,390.00. This is the value you want to insure your piano for replacement value. PEARL RIVER Originally established in 1954 through the consolidation of several piano making facilities, the Guangzhou Pearl River piano factory is 110W China’s largest piano manufacturer and one of the largest in the world, with production of over 100,000 pianos annually by move than 4,000 workers.Pianos are made under the Pearl River and Ritmuller names, and under a few other names under OEM contract with distributors, such as Henry F. Miller (with Sherman Clay) and Essex (with Steinway). Pearl River has added 5' 7" and 6' 4" grands to its line. The Model GP 170D is the top of the line, in a beautiful French Provincial Cherry6 Finish. The company says these models are scaled to sound like Japanese or American pianos, whereas the other models are more European sounding. The 7' and 9' Pearl River grands now come with Renner actions. The appraisal values are stated in U.S. Dollars and are based on market values from several sources. Based on comparisons of pianos of this age, condition and nature offered for sale in newspapers and the internet by private parties, music stores, auction houses, and piano teachers, These values are certified through research in Directories of the Music Industry such as, The Presto Piano Buyers Guide, The Pierce Musical Instrument Atlas, The Encyclopedia of Automatic Musical Instruments and The Bluebook of Pianos, and the Piano Times Newspaper. Buyers are responsible for shipping, handling and insurances.