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One player ordered a online, but it was lost during delivery. The store eventually sent a replacement from their "Private Reserve," but the paperwork was confusing, with multiple conflicting dates scribbled on it.

Guitar companies like Fender, Gibson, Epiphone, and Ibanez have changed their serial number formats multiple times over the decades. Sometimes numbers are sequential; sometimes they indicate the year, month, and factory; and sometimes they are completely random.

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Official manufacturer records can be difficult to access, customer service emails take days to answer, and serial number formats change every few years. Enter the .

find it particularly useful for identifying specific factories for foreign-made Epiphones (e.g., Japan, Korea, or China), which can be harder to track manually. Gibson Brands Forums The Bad: Reliability Issues Not a Real Database One player ordered a online, but it was lost during delivery

The Guitar Dater Project is a free, web-based serial number decoder. It reverse-engineers the alphanumeric codes stamped, printed, or painted onto instruments by various manufacturers.

rather than a definitive source. For high-stakes verification (like buying an expensive vintage Gibson), many seasoned players recommend calling the manufacturer directly or consulting published reference books by experts like Tom Wheeler. Gibson Brands Forums manually decode a specific brand's serial number instead? Guitar Dater Project; - The Gibson Lounge 11 Dec 2009 — Enter the