Based on online research, recent sales, and collector discussions:

• Fly Deluxe = baseline value
• Fly Classic = typically 10–20% above a comparable Deluxe
• Fly Mojo = typically 10–20% above a comparable Classic

In today's market, an excellent-condition USA Fly Classic with case often trades around $2,700–$3,500, while a comparable Fly Mojo tends to bring $3,200–$4,000+. Exceptional examples, rare finishes, or original Ken Parker-era instruments can exceed those ranges.

Why collectors often prefer the Mojo

Among Parker enthusiasts, the Mojo is frequently viewed as the "sweet spot" of the refined-era Fly lineup because it combines:

• The all-mahogany construction
• Seymour Duncan JB/Jazz pickups
• Fishman piezo system
• Extremely light weight (around 5 lbs)
• The full carbon-glass Fly architecture

Many players feel it sounds slightly more familiar to Gibson-style guitars while still retaining the unique Parker feel.

Regarding this guitar specifically

This guitar has three characteristics that help its value:

1. USA-made.
2. Mojo model.
3. Hard-tail bridge (less common than the tremolo version).

Among Parker collectors, the hard-tail Mojos are not necessarily worth dramatically more, but they are harder to find and attract a dedicated group of buyers who prefer maximum tuning stability.