Tokai Goldstar Sound TST-60

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Has sold for €730 over 2019–2026, across 13 used sales. Too few in the last two years for a typical price today.

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About the Tokai Goldstar Sound TST-60

The TST-60 is the 60 grade of the Goldstar Sound Stratocaster (1983-86), and the difference from the 50 grade is in two places: hand-wound E-stamped pickups instead of the machine-wound U set, and a thin-skin polyurethane finish under a top coat instead of thick polyester, the wood and the gloss neck are the same. It carries the Deluxe-stamped tuners of the 60 grade and up and offered more colours than the 50, including white. The neck is Tokai's slim U, which feels like a slim C (Tokai never used the word C; V was reserved for the 80 grade and up), though the 1984 catalogue lists a one-piece maple V neck for the TST60-BB 1951 model at 60,000 yen, and owners describe soft V and chunky examples too, the necks were hand-shaped. It came as a 54 with the button string tree or as a 57, 62 or 64. Tokai built the same guitar for other names: a 1982 Bradley and a 1985 Grandy are TST-60s with different decals. Owners date theirs from 1982 to 1985. Dating: trust the switch and pot date codes and the matching body and neck stamps, not the online charts, which are often wrong; a four-digit serial around 2261 is a 1983 TST-60; plastic-insulated pickup wire is correct on early E and U pickups, cloth arriving in 1982-83.

For sale right now

The best-priced as cards, a row of them; every other ad as a line, by ask. Each ask is the seller’s own number; the platform’s mark opens the listing. Each one says when we last confirmed it at its source: the price and availability are from that visit, so check the marketplace before you go.

No typical price yet for this one, so: one email when a new listing appears, with its ask. Never more than one a day. No account; a link to stop in every email.

Nothing live right now on the platforms we track.

Price history

€500€1,000Dec 2019: €734, excellentAug 2021: €445, goodApr 2022: €444, very goodFeb 2023: €1,000, goodApr 2023: €602, very goodJan 2024: €781, very goodApr 2024: €431, goodSept 2024: €551, excellentOct 2024: €993, very goodDec 2024: €894, very goodJan 2025: €1,206, very goodJun 2025: €626, excellentJun 2026: €937, excellent2020202120222023202420252026€400€600€800€1,000€1,200Dec 2019: €734, excellentAug 2021: €445, goodApr 2022: €444, very goodFeb 2023: €1,000, goodApr 2023: €602, very goodJan 2024: €781, very goodApr 2024: €431, goodSept 2024: €551, excellentOct 2024: €993, very goodDec 2024: €894, very goodJan 2025: €1,206, very goodJun 2025: €626, excellentJun 2026: €937, excellent2020202120222023202420252026

Every recorded sale, one point each: 13 of them, placed by the day the ad went up. Too few sales to draw a trend through them without inventing one, so the points speak for themselves. Condition is mixed, so some of the spread is a mint against a fair rather than the market moving.

Recent sales by listing date

ListedPriceConditionFromPlatformThe listing
11 Jun 2026€937$1,085 as soldexcellentUnited States United StatesReverbDetails
9 Jun 2025€626$728 as soldexcellentJapan JapanReverbDetails
14 Jan 2025€1,206$1,397 as soldvery goodEUGermany GermanyReverbDetails
20 Dec 2024€894$1,004 as soldvery goodEUPortugal PortugalReverbDetails
1 Apr 2024€431$499 as soldgoodJapan JapanReverbDetails

A date is the day the ad went up. Marketplaces do not publish the day a sale closed; each of these had sold by the time we recorded it, in August 2026 and October 2026. A price is what the listing last asked, converted at that day’s rate.

Show all 13 recorded sales
ListedPriceConditionFromPlatformThe listing
18 Oct 2024€993$1,113 as soldvery goodEUPortugal PortugalReverbDetails
19 Sept 2024€551$638 as soldexcellentJapan JapanReverbDetails
14 Jan 2024€781$908 as soldvery goodCanada CanadaReverbDetails
24 Apr 2023€602$676 as soldvery goodJapan JapanReverbDetails
25 Feb 2023€1,000$1,122 as soldgoodEUPortugal PortugalReverbDetails
1 Apr 2022€444$500 as soldvery goodJapan JapanReverbDetails
9 Aug 2021€445$500 as soldgoodJapan JapanReverbDetails
3 Dec 2019€734$850 as soldexcellentUnited Kingdom United KingdomReverbDetails

A date is the day the ad went up. Marketplaces do not publish the day a sale closed; each of these had sold by the time we recorded it, in August 2026 and October 2026. A price is what the listing last asked, converted at that day’s rate.

13 recorded sales of the Tokai Goldstar Sound TST-60 from 2019–2026, all-time around €730. Too few in the last two years to quote a typical used price. Figures computed 19 October 2026.

What owners have said elsewhere

Paraphrased from 18 discussion threads among 15 owners, 2022-2026. No names, nothing quoted.

The TST-60 is prized for its E-stamped pickups and its neck: one owner's all-original 1984-85 has stayed untouched because the pickups sound great, another's tobacco burst has kept a vintage Fender Strat in the closet for nineteen years, and a collector who ranks a 1982 Fullerton 57 first puts the ST-80 and TST-60 straight after it, the ST-60 called a money maker with a neck bound to be fantastic. The caveats are those of any 1950s-style Strat: the 7.25 in radius will choke bends above the twelfth fret unless the setup is right, the low-output pickups are not to every taste, and a 1970s-style Silver Star at the same grade is in no way an inferior guitar, Tokai priced the SS-60, ST-60 and TST-60 alike.

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