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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;all_fakes, post: 4316778, member: 55&quot;]Likely the bag is spare parts, felt pads or such.&nbsp; Best way to find out whether it is worth having any work done would be to contact a local piano dealer or tuner, but I&#039;d think finish touch-up would not be very difficult, and piano-tuners generally have fixed rates. A piano-tuner could also probably give you some idea about other work needed and cost.</p><p>I&#039;d mention that often used pianos are worth less than zero; it would cost more to move them than they are worth. In most cities you&#039;ll find ads for &quot;free piano - you move it.&quot;</p><p>Sad - but I heard that the garbage dump in Vancouver BC generally receives 4 pianos per day - regardless of condition, they&#039;ve been replaced by electronic keyboards, and almost nobody wants a real piano these days.</p><p>&nbsp; There are exceptions, so of course it would be worth checking.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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