I am pretty stoked actually. As I sit here playing my Anniversary for some reason I decided to look it up. I am so glad I did, but now I wish I would have taken better care of it. Still in fine playing shape and looks pretty good. I inherited it from my Aunt who died when I was 15 so I would never sell it. I am glad to know that it is even more special than sentimental though. What I know about the Anniversary is that there were only 100 made to mark the last from Japan. Spruce top with mahogany back and sides. The binding and pick guard are tortoise shell and the finger board is rosewood with pearl "snowflake" inlays and the word Anniversary on the 20th fret. 2 more snowflake inlays on each side of the bridge. I love this guitar and every time I look to replace it I cant find anything that sounds or plays better for less than 2K. Find one if you can, they are a bargain even today. Stays in tune forever.