Cooperfisa (or some other ownership with that name) is alive and well in Vercelli, of all places, and producing these babies. Hello Ventura, Nope, I'm not pulling your leg. There are many insurance comanies to choose from if one of them happens to be too stupid to handle your account.Īlan Sharkis, 6:39 น. Whoever at the insurance company may have told you it has to have a serial number is probably in error, and since this is the U.S.A. Just because a lot of accordions have a serial number, does not mean that they have to have one. As a collectible or as a musical instrument, either would not necessarily have a serial number. Replacement value has to be determined by other means. 'Alan Sharkis' wrote in message The insurance company needs the number to uniquely identify the item if it is stolen and recovered. You really let your beloved Ciao go? Next thing you'll be telling me you made the deal sight unseen naah - you gotta be pullin' my leg ciao Ventura Ike, 21:23 น. Never heard of armoniosa as a label - but then i'd never heard of sartori either, and within a few months saw another one exactly like the one i'd stumbled across and geez this must be one whale of an Accordion for you to swap out $5 grand or so of your collection plus some money no doubt. Lord knows which factory fulfilled what orders, or even fully which factories provided what resources at any given time. Any suggestions? Alan Sharkis Excelsior960, 20:30 น.Īlan, is this some kind of early April Fool joke you are playing on us? Well the co-operativa was short lived under that badge it seems to me. I can't insure this accordion without a serial number.

Somehow, my dealer is not responding to phone calls (maybe he's away?) and I just emailed him. Or Italian instruments (Hohner, Zupan, Scandalli, Paolo Soprani, Fratelli Crosio, Pigini, Victoria.). The value of an accordion depends on a number of things. SETTIMIO SOPRANI ACCORDIONS Powered by - CF/PI 6 - Web Design Department. I traded in my Ciao reedless and two other boxes towards the purchase price of this instrument and all of them had easily visible serial numbers. The accordion is made by Cooperfisa, if that gives anyone a clue. I just took delivery of an Armoniosa accordion and, believe it or not, I can't find a serial number on it. Your accordion may even have a serial number, but in most cases there are no. We can't give you specific information on your older accordion, but you may.

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