By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor
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For thousands of years, harps have brought joy to the human spirit. Because new harps are considered to be "green" and improve in sound and value as they age, you won't be able to buy a "used" harp for a bargain unless you stumble across an estate sale where the family is unaware of a harp's value.
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paulakparker said
on 1/11/2008 I'm not sure when you wrote your article but, in 2008, even a small harp costs well more than $100 and the concert grand harps with the gold leaf are more than $20,000.