I'm seeing your auction on eBay as well.

Just my thoughts here, but I would nail down exactly what cymbals you have and exactly what snare drum you have before listing.

I think we were all waiting for some more descriptive pictures of your items to further assist you with ID and value.

The beginning price of $2200 is very high if the cymbals are A's instead of K's, and the snare is not a Radio King, and no one could tell by the pictures on your listing what they really are.

And when people respond to your auction with questions about those details, what will you tell them?

Please post pictures of the stamps on your cymbals, and a couple of pics of the snare like the ones below so we can finish helping you.

Thanks

Kev

p.s. if I'm being a buttinski just let me know so I can go throw myself in front of the next available train....

I totally agree with kevins, this is good an necessary advice given here, the pics and descriptions need to be clear and concise for an ebay auction!

Pictures added

Also, the cymbals stamps were added to ebay pictures. I don't believe that they would be K's based on what I've seen, but hopefully you could help me there. I will get more of the snare drum when I get home

Pictures are now added. Please let me know if you can help further identify/price any of these. I don't want to be overpriced, but I certainly don't want to give them away either, my father could use every penny at the moment.

Thank you again for all of your help

OK, that is a Radio King snare, and the one stamp you posted is a trans stamp.... quite valuable in comparison to other A's but not as much as K's. If you could provide the size of all four cymbals with a pic of each cymbal and it's stamp, there are several members here that could asses value much better than I. This could greatly affect the overall value of the outfit.

Personally, I would sell the cymbals separately from the rest of the outfit. They will not raise the value of the entire set as much as they are actually worth. You would not be really breaking up a set by doing that... cymbals are typically ordered apart from a set of drums anyway.

Thanks as always Kevins. What price would be fair on the drum set in your opinion? I can see if someone else can price out the cymbals now that I know what they are. I'll get some pictures when I get home, my wife stepped out and I think she's tired of photographing anyways.

Again, everyone's help has been appreciated.

2 14" hi hat cymbals with stand

Any help on these price / age / information would be great.

1 18" (possibly) crash ride cymbal with stand