Tokai Goldstar Sound TST-60
guitar
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.
Nothing live right now on the platforms we track.
Price history
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
| Listed | Price | Condition | From | Platform | The listing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11 Jun 2026 | €937$1,085 as sold | excellent | Reverb | Details | |
| 9 Jun 2025 | €626$728 as sold | excellent | Reverb | Details | |
| 14 Jan 2025 | €1,206$1,397 as sold | very good | Reverb | Details | |
| 20 Dec 2024 | €894$1,004 as sold | very good | Reverb | Details | |
| 1 Apr 2024 | €431$499 as sold | good | Reverb | Details |
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
| Listed | Price | Condition | From | Platform | The listing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18 Oct 2024 | €993$1,113 as sold | very good | Reverb | Details | |
| 19 Sept 2024 | €551$638 as sold | excellent | Reverb | Details | |
| 14 Jan 2024 | €781$908 as sold | very good | Reverb | Details | |
| 24 Apr 2023 | €602$676 as sold | very good | Reverb | Details | |
| 25 Feb 2023 | €1,000$1,122 as sold | good | Reverb | Details | |
| 1 Apr 2022 | €444$500 as sold | very good | Reverb | Details | |
| 9 Aug 2021 | €445$500 as sold | good | Reverb | Details | |
| 3 Dec 2019 | €734$850 as sold | excellent | Reverb | Details |
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.