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    Custom Shop SL2H... COA?

    Hi,
    1st post! I've been checking out the forum for the last couple of days because I just purchased a new Soloist. It says CS on it but didn't come with a COA. It's just one of the select ones so maybe they don't come with one? I hoping one of you guys know. I asked the dealer I bought it from online and he said they normally don't. I kinda find that strange because I bought 2 Fender CS Pro Strats back in 2012 and they both have one. Anyway... Great site! I've enjoyed all the Jackson/Charvel talk!
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    Hey! None of my CS guitars came with a COA...just the standard hang tag.

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    • #3
      One-off guitars don't come with a certificate but the small batch runs seem to (I guess to make the buyers feel special even though there are 9 others just the same LOL)
      Popular is not the same as good
      Rare is not the same as valuable
      Worth is what someone will pay, not what you want to get

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      • #4
        Thanks for the replies! Yeah... The dealer said something like that. It would really only matter to
        me if I was selling it. I don't see that in the foreseeable future!

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        • #5
          It won't matter selling it because for the most part Jacksons don't come with COAs. For a short time Masterbuilt guitars came with a leather folder with a COA and pictures of the build, but that was a long time ago and they stopped that rather quickly. A lot of batch guitars with CS logos have shipped with COAs, but they don't really matter either.

          Just because a Jackson has a CS logo doesn't really make it a CS guitar.
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          • #6
            Yeah, it says Custom Shop on the headstock, J8*** serial. It does have a reverse headstock, with matching paint and a 100% abalone inlay.

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            • #7
              J (or RR, or 4 digit bolt-ons) are generally considered to be 'customs' whereas anything starting with a U is a USA Select (though one guy here has a JCS with a U prefix).
              Popular is not the same as good
              Rare is not the same as valuable
              Worth is what someone will pay, not what you want to get

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              • #8
                Let's see a photo of it!

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