Speaking of Roth violins, the instruments made by Roth himself before the war are all very valuable, the low-end ones are worth about $8,500 (equivalent to 210 million VND), the high-end ones are worth $13,000 (equivalent to 320 million VND).
The violins made in the 1950s and 1960s are similarly regarded and this is a high-end German brand that is so well made that it can be said to be different from Roth’s modern violins.
As you can see from the photos, this violin is carefully crafted with high quality materials and very fine finishing on the scroll on the neck.

Here is a list of previous Roth violin grades:
Ⅰ-R: copy of Stradivari 1714
Ⅱ-R: copy of Guarneri 1734
Ⅲ-R: Amati’s copy
Ⅳ-R: copy of Stradivari 1718
Ⅴ-R: Ruggieri’s copy
Ⅵ-R: copy of Guarneri 1732
Ⅶ-R: copy of Stradivari 1722
Ⅷ-R: copy of Stradivari 1724
Ⅸ-R: copy of Guarneri 1736
Ⅹ-R: copy of Stradivari 1725
XI-R: The highest end model in addition to the standard models listed above.

This violin is a replica Stradivari 1716 XI-R model serial number A2 1150 with the logo engraved on the back end of the neck.
Additionally, the XI-R level is equivalent to EHRoth’s #72 guitar. Guitar #72 is selling new for around $8500. The 1971 guitar is made of better materials and is worth much more than new guitars.