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November 21, 2003

World's Most Expensive Fender Squier

by Tom Watson

A Fender Squier Stratocaster once owned by the late George Harrison brought $29,384 at a Cooper Owen auction held at London's Hard Rock Café last night (see News Desk story from October 20, 2003).

While that's not bad for a Squier, Harrison's acoustic Egmond, originally bought for around $6 by Harrison's father, brought $470,000 at the same auction. The Dutch-made Egmond was Harrison's first guitar.

The $30,000 Fender Squier:

© 2003, Cooper Owen

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