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There is a critical piece of overlooked or ignored information in the selling and buying process: Pianos have limited lifespans.

This article outlines some of the options available to those who have a piano they don’t want to keep or sell.

In this article, I’ve tried to assemble some information and tools to help buyers and sellers understand the appraisal process.

This article helps institutions develop a plan for fulfilling their piano-related needs, including guidelines for the donation of pianos.

To determine if your piano is suitable for resale, there are three basic things to consider: appearance, brand, and age/condition.

In Part 1 of this series, this question is answered from the point of view of a piano technician and dealer.

In Part 2, a noted curator of antique musical instruments weighs in with his perspective.

The IRS is getting stricter about enforcing its rules, and some piano technicians and donors are finding their “appraisals” rejected.