I'll be selling my beloved 14x4 Premier 2014 Brass Piccolo Snare and I'm not which price to set.

I was once able to find this model sold around 475$ US on the internet (but can't find it anymore). This price would seem right for what the piccolo is worth to me. On the other hand, I'm pretty sure it's possible to buy today a similar-quality brand new 14x4 brass piccolo snare for half that price...

The snare is in excellent condition and would be sold with a soft carrying bag and 3 extra sets of PureSound vintage snare wires (value of 40$ each). Sound-wise, I've always had very good comments about how the snare sounds.

Anyone has any tips that would help me set a price I'm comfortable with and that's also attractive for potential buyers?

Thanks.
Ben.

P.S.: Here's a photo that shows the parallel strainer system of the snare.

Ben - if you really love this snare, don't sell it. But if you must, yeah, I've used eBay to get an idea of what specific drums/parts sell for.

Here's the thing with eBay - you get a much higher price if you take great pictures, describe the item thoroughly and honestly, AND know/love what you're selling. When I was selling Acrolites on eBay a couple years ago I researched them exhaustively 'til I was something of an expert, on paper anyway. I threw in little details that you didn't see in any other Acrolite auctions. And often I started the bidding at 99 cents and let it climb on its own - of course, you KNOW you're going to sell an Acrolite. I'm not familiar at all with your Premier snare.

Anyway, I consistently got the highest bids going for what I was selling, AND everyone ended up happy. Honesty and enthusiasm really work.

Thank for the feedback, guys. I'm still thinking about it...