Many valuable banjos enter the market through estates and family inheritances.
Often, little information accompanies the instrument.
Before making decisions, it’s important to understand how buyers evaluate banjos and what information matters most.
Don’t clean or refinish anything
Don’t replace parts “to improve it”
Don’t rely on generic online listings to determine what you have
Remember that originality matters more than appearance.
Explore these actual banjos that were recently shared with qualified buyers
