There are a solid variety of cymbals here, ranging from entry-level to professional "workhorse" models.

• 1. Paiste 502 18" China
  Size: 18-inch
  Series: 502 (Bronze)
  Manufacturer: Paiste (Germany/Switzerland)
  GYear: Late 1990s to early 2000s.

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  These were high-quality intermediate cymbals made from B8 bronze. They are known for being very bright and "trashy," which is perfect for a China cymbal.
  
• 2. Sabian B8 Pro 16" Medium Crash
  Size: 16-inch
  Series: B8 Pro
  Manufacturer: Sabian (Canada)
  Year: Produced from the 1990s through the 2010s. Based on the logo style, this is likely from the early 2000s
  Notes: This is a step up from the standard B8 line. It is "brilliant" finished and machine-hammered for a more focused, cutting sound.

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• 3. Sabian B8 14" Thin Crash
  Size: 14-inch
  Series: B8
  Manufacturer: Sabian (Canada)
  Year: Late 1990s to mid-2000s
  Notes: This was the industry standard for entry-level cymbals for decades. It's a "quick" crash with a fast decay because it is thin and small.

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• 4. Avedis Zildjian 18" Medium Ride**
  Size: 18-inch
  Series: A Series (Avedis)
  Manufacturer: Zildjian (USA)
  Year: This is the oldest of the bunch. Based on the small "CO" trademark stamp visible in the photo, it is likely from the late 1970s or early 1980s
  Notes: This is a professional-grade cymbal. While it's labeled as a "Ride," 18-inch Avedis cymbals from this era are often used as "Crash-Rides" because they have a great wash.
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• 5. Paiste PST 5 14" Medium Hi-Hat (Top)
  Size: 14-inch
  Series: PST 5 (Paiste Sound Technology)
  Manufacturer: Paiste (Germany)
  Year: Mid-2000s (around 2005-2010)
  Notes: These replaced the 502 series. They are very popular for rock and pop because they are bright and cut through loud guitars easily.

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• 6. Paiste PST 5 14" Medium Hi-Hat (Bottom
  Size: 14-inch
  Series: PST 5
  Manufacturer: Paiste (Germany)
  Year: Mid-2000s
  Notes: This is the matching bottom cymbal for the one above. Bottom hats are usually heavier to provide a crisp "chick" sound when closed with the foot.

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  The Zildjian 18" Medium Ride is your most valuable piece here. Even with some surface patina, vintage Avedis cymbals are highly sought after for their classic "studio" sound. The Paiste 502 China also has a bit of a cult following among drummers looking for specific vintage effects.
  

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  The resale value for these cymbals varies depending on their tier (entry-level vs. professional) and their condition. Since ours are in good, playable condition, here is the current market breakdown:
  Value Breakdown Cymbal Tier Used Value
  
  1. Zildjian 18" Avedis Medium Ride Professional $175
     
  2. Paiste 502 18" China Intermediate $110
     
  3. Paiste PST 5 14" Hi-Hat Set $115
     
  4. Sabian B8 Pro 16" Medium Crash Intermediate $85
     
  5. Sabian B8 14" Thin Crash Entry-Level $60
     
  6. The Big Winner: Zildjian 18" Avedis Medium Ride