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How tell the mfg date of my les paul classic?


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Not all Gibson Les Pauls follow the 8 digit date/manufacturing code (from Gibson's Website):

 

1) HISTORIC '50s SOLIDBODIES, EXAMPLE: 7 1001 (1957 Goldtop)

-the first digit represents the year being reissued (1957)

-the 2nd digit represents the year the guitar was made (2001)

-the remaining 3 (or sometimes 4) digits represent the guitar's place in the sequence of '50s solidbodies produced that year.

 

2) HISTORIC '60s SOLIDBODIES, EXAMPLE: 010018 (1968 LP Custom)

-the first 2 digits represent the year of production (2001)

-the next 3 digits represent the guitar's place in the sequence of '60s solidbodies produced that year

-the last digit represents the year being reproduced (1968)

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