How much cost a selmer paris series III model 64 jubilee edition tenor saxophone

Here's what others have done to find out that info.....

https://www.saxontheweb.net/threads/why-are-yamaha-serial-s-a-guarded-secret.61854/

Around the $500 mark or a lower price might be around $460.

Google search for Selmer clarinet serial numbers:


Appears to be 1979, but I am only reading from the web page shown.


https://www.conn-selmer.com/en-us/about/support/serial-numbers/selmer-paris

Manufactured Between 1937-38. Link to website selmer.asp

Go to a music store "REAL" one and get it appraised and just look around on ebay; there are ones for sale there.

I can't find a reference to 'NR'. Looking just at the serial number, the Selmer scheme shows it should be indeed, a Mk VI made in 1969 or 1970.

If that is so it may be worth from $4000-5500 depending on condition. To be certain I'd have it professionally valued.
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It would have been made about 1985, although records are not exact. It is a redesigned Aristocrat.
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You will need the serial number, then go to this site-

Saxophone Serial Number Chart Saxophone org

According to the list I have 1967


"Mark VI" 55201-59000 1955 59001-63400 1956 63401-68900 1957 68901-74500 1958 74501-80400 1959 80401-85200 1960 85201-91300 1961 91301-97300 1962 97301-104500 1963 104501-112500 1964 112501-121600 1965 121601-131800 1966 131801-141500 1967 141501-152400 1968 152401-162500 1969 162501-173800 1970 173801-184900 1971 184901-196000 1972 196001-208700 1973 208701-220800

Try playing low B and low C up an 8ve by overblowing without the use of the 8ve key. Then quickly switch your fingering to middle B and C. Compare the intonation of the low and middle notes.Then play middle B and using your other hand slightly depress the lowBb key cup. Did the note flatten or sharpen. Try depressing both low B and Bb the same way. You may have to add a longer bumper felt or cut some of the length off the bumper felts of these two keys. Also experiment with the Low C key height. Try the G key height also. On some saxophones the position of the tone holes were miscalculated and there is not enough or too little distance between them. In any case you may have to take the sax to an expert saxophone repairman. Have a look on this site for more info:http://forum.saxontheweb.net/archive/index.php/t-9082.html Use the search function to find more info than the page I recommended.