Can i have some help to identify my old guitar.

[Henkka]

I acquired this approximately a decade ago with the intention of selling it, but I lack information on its specifications.
It seems to be a Tokai LC85 BBE LTD model, with an ebony fretboard and a black finish.
The neck has an oil finish, and the serial number is 0617124.
The pickups appear to be Seymour Duncan. Likely second-hand.
The electronics consist of 500k pots for volume, volume, tone, and a 3-way blade switch. Tone controls are functional, they are quite subtle in effect.
I quess these are build around 2006. Am i correct?

Could someone assist me in determining the following details:
Scale and radius?
Fret material?
Nut material?
What type of wood is used for the body?
What material is the neck made of?
Hardware used? I recently replaced the bridge with a Gotoh due to the original one wearing out.

Also what would be price range with hardcase on this one?

 

[Homer J. Simpson]

I take it you're in Finland? Here's a thread that should answer most questions:

https://www.tokaiforum.com/threads/tokai-lc-85s-bbe.8566/
The serial indicates 2006. Scale is likely regular Gibson 630mm, 12" fretboard radius and I'd be very surprised if the frets are not (modern) standard 18% nickel-silver.

 

[Sigmania]

Looks like in 2007 at least there were two models available in the catalog.

Both had rosewood boards.

The S model was available in black and had a maple top.

 

[Sigmania]

If it is a Limited model, it was likely a special order by a store/guitar shop and the specs would have been determined by the person making the order.

Can you post photos?

 

[Sigmania]

I found this:

Tokai LC-85 Ltd Ed – Even better than the real thing?

 

[Sigmania]

So:
Maple cap
Mahogany back
Mahogany oil finished neck
Jumbo frets
MKII pickups were original

 

[Sigmania]

I guess you are selling it then?

 

[Henkka]

Wow, this community is fantastic and welcoming! Appreciate all the helpful information, guys.

Here are the specifications:

• Body: Mahogany back with a maple top.
• Neck: Mahogany with an oil finish, ebony fretboard, and jumbo frets.
• Hardware: Gotoh hardware.
• Nut: Bone.
• Pickups: Second-hand Seymour Duncan pickups.

It's the same model that @Sigmania posted. Thanks for looking into it.

I'm selling it because I rarely play it; my Telecaster handles most of my needs. What would be a reasonable price to ask for it? It's used and was my main guitar for many years, so it has a couple of dings here and there, but nothing major.

P