There are only two prices for a piano these days: new is quite expensive, and used is free, as long as you can move it yourself. (This is slight hyperbole, but

There are only two prices for a piano these days: new is quite expensive, and used is free, as long as you can move it yourself. (This is slight hyperbole, but Craigslist currently shows 8 free pianos in my area, ranging from beaten-up uprights to two really beautiful baby grands, one of which has apparently just been tuned. The folks looking to get a few hundred dollars for their pianos are effectively delusional. The going price of a decent used electronic keyboard, on the other hand, is about half the price of a new one.)