Janeray is right on the pricing, they run $400-$550 on eBay depending on condition and eye appeal, this one does look as previously mentioned like the neck has some concavity but it could be the camera (cellphone) fisheye lens. It looks like it has a finish issue on the top. I second that the vintage pineapples have a better sound, I had one from 1939 that sounded great. I also have a white label concert that has a super sound. If it looks funky but is solid and sounds awesome then dicker for it and take it home. If it's got crap strings on it and sounds pleasant and you like it, take it home and restring it and it may knock your socks off. Tuners can always be replaced if necessary, there are still a lot of these around so just save the old ones. It may not have been humidified and if it is really dry and you humidify it properly the bridge could eventually pop off, lol, but that is fixable too. One thing is that they have brass bar frets so if your fingers like smooth half rounds it will feel rough. When you check the neck check for rough fret ends, that would mean shrinkage in the neck and then you might need to check that the frets are still level. Any of that is fixable with a good luthier. Take $450, put 4 $100 bills in your pocket and pull them out and say would you take $400? Especially if they are the new bills it will be tempting, that should be an easy sale for Craigslist, everything has to be listed at at least 20-25% over the real rock price.