Gibson Les Paul 1960 Standard Reissue
Aftermarket Price History
Used-market sales only. Brand New listings excluded.
The 1960 Standard Reissue is the sharper, slimmer-neck sibling in Gibson's burst-reissue world. Buyers usually land here when they want the historic Les Paul look and price tier but prefer a less clubby feel than many 1958 and 1959-style guitars offer. The best examples sell on neck appeal first, then on how complete and coherent the whole Custom Shop package remains.
Individual Listings (Used Market)
Used-condition sales and current used listings. Brand New listings excluded.
Market Report
Used examples typically trade between $4,025 and $5,100; anything under $4,000 is worth a close look. The market is predictable month to month.
This is a slow-moving market at ~4/month. Sellers may wait longer for the right buyer; don't expect a quick flip.
Condition matters here — worn examples sell for roughly 34% less than clean ones. Prioritize a good example if you plan to resell.
Related models
The previous year: the iconic burst spec at a higher price — worth comparing neck profiles and build details.
Earlier burst year: fatter neck profile at a similar price — the start of the storied period.
Master-built step up: Custom Shop burst reissues with hand-selected tops.
For Sale (1 listing)
Custom Shop Garage • 2021
Gibson Les Paul 1960 R0 (60 Standard custom shop 2021 - heritage cherry )
$6,667
Excellent