Epiphone Texan — listed as ‘1964’ limited edition, $3,509 (Used)

A slope‑shouldered Epiphone Texan listing flagged as a limited edition and stating 1964; Texans have a long singer‑songwriter pedigree and wide production variance.

Why we selected it today

The Epiphone Texan has strong associations with singer‑songwriter styles and a complex market that depends heavily on production era. This listing is interesting because the seller states a 1964 association and the detected identity flags it as a limited edition.

The model’s pedigree

Model family: Epiphone Texan — a slope‑shouldered acoustic with a long history; vintage USA, Japanese, modern Asian and USA‑made Texans occupy very different markets.

How we matched this guitar

Detected identity: Epiphone Texan · Limited edition. The listing states the year as 1964; that statement is recorded from the listing and is not independently verified by AnotherGuitar.

Key features

Slope‑shouldered Texan body shape and the long cultural association with singer‑songwriter players; exact specification will depend on production era.

How the asking price compares

We do not yet have enough closely matched asking-price evidence for a reliable AG Value judgement, so price was treated as neutral rather than guessed.

What a buyer should check

Establish the production era first. Then inspect neck angle, bridge, braces, top movement and cracks, and check whether any pickup or structural repair is original or later.