May 30, 2007 • 1 min read

Lennon piano up for sale

A piano sellers claim John Lennon played the day he died is for sale at $375,000 via the Moments In Time website.

A piano which sellers claim John Lennon played the day he died has been put up for sale at a cost of $375,000 - that's about £189,000 at current exchange rate. The upright grand piano, which has also been played by Bob Dylan and Don McLean, belonged to the Record Plant recording studios in New York, where Lennon recorded his 'Imagine' album, and it's said that the instrument was a favourite of the former Beatle's.

The Moments In Time memorabilia website are selling the piano, which has been in storage since the recording studio closed in the 1990s.

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