Prs Serial Number Handwritten

Dating a PRS by Serial Number - Help please! Discussion in '. I've been trying to identify the date of an early PRS CE 24 model serial number 173172. Prs Serial Number Handwritten Font For games that enable in- game communications, the game publisher will also have access to the content of in- game communications when you are signed into your account with the publisher.

Paul Reed Smith began making top-of-the-line guitars in Maryland in 1985. At the time of publication, the guitars are being made in the United States and South Korea. To properly identify a model, locate the model number and determine which country the guitar was made in.

The information for making this determination is contained on the front and rear sides of the guitar headstock, and in the serial number. Pes 2008 full version for pc compressed game. One exception is the signature models, such as the Santana I and Santana II guitars. In addition to model numbers these guitars have artwork on the fretboard showing a soaring bird. Determine the Model and Country of Origin Examine the front of the headstock for the model number, which appears there in large letters. This identifies the model of the guitar. Look for the word 'Korea' on the front and on the back side of the headstock.

If it appears on either side, the guitar is a South Korean-made model. Examine the serial number on the back of the headstock for the letter K. The K indicates that the guitar is a South Korean-made model. Determine whether the serial number is handwritten or is a graphic reproduction. A handwritten serial number indicates that the guitar was made in the United States.

Greetings and Hello, I've been trying to identify the date of an early PRS CE 24 model serial number 173172. I've done my research and have come up with the fact that it is either a 1991 or 1992. I've used the PRS site and another, and have found conflicting data.

If anyone knows the PRS dating system very well I could really use a hand finding out exactly when this guitar was built. The original owner agrees as well that we are in the right ball park (91 or 92). Another question I'd like to to know about early PRS guitars is, does anyone know when they switched over from Brazilian Rosewood to Indian Rosewood fretboards? I'm not totally sure when but I read it was somewhere in 1991. If anyone could help out on either of these questions that would be a great help. Thank you so much.

John C I think you're right. The way you've broken it down seems correct. According to the PRS web site you start with the prefix which we did - 1. That leads us to the year 1991 according to the 'Serial Number Year-Code Prefix' via PRSguitars.com. The next numeral in the SN, 7, then indicates CE - we're right on there. Then we are left with '3172.'