Can you identify this Squier color?

[stdsb]

I have this standard 2001 Squier and was told it is inca silver. But it doesn't seem like it. Then I read somewhere that this it might be a "rare" color because it's no longer made. Anybody recognize this and might it be worth more than regular standard Squiers?

[mijstratsq]

yah its silver lol

[Blackmore Fan]

That's a beautiful guitar! Congrats on your purchase!

[stdsb]

Originally Posted by japstratsq

yah its silver lol

oh ok so it is inca silver then thanks. I thought it might be some type of gold because to my eye it has this sparkly "beige" like undertone rather than grey. I heard this name I can't quite remember something like cloudburst gold or sunshine gold??? ...something like that. I don't know why but the pictures I've come across of inca silver seem to me more grey/silvery than mine.

[stdsb]

thanks, i thought a prettier guitar would give me more incentive to pick it up.

[Mech]

Beautiful guitar. In the Squier color code, that color is considered Shoreline Gold (#544). I've also heard it's one of the "rarer" colors for Standards if not all squiers. I have the same guitar 00' with the Maple neck. Very nice build as well.

[stdsb]

Originally Posted by Mech

Beautiful guitar. In the Squier color code, that color is considered Shoreline Gold (#544). I've also heard it's one of the "rarer" colors for Standards if not all squiers. I have the same guitar 00' with the Maple neck. Very nice build as well.

Ah, shoreline gold that looks more like it. How's the sound on yours should any electronics be changed? I heard 250k pots are a good idea.

[Malikon]

Looks like gold that's been sun faded on one side. Could just be the pic though.

[ThaLowEndTheory]

That's squier's version of shoreline. I've seen it on several squier basses, but never on a strat. Cool.

[mijstratsq]

shoreline gold it is..