hohner harmonicas, instruments for making music, $25 each, choose from 3 in Vancouver, British Columbia for sale

They're all, to me, perfectly playable and can produce sound that I like, but I haven't spent long with harmonicas and I don't know if they're up to the standards of professional blues musicians or people who find a record of careful maintenance important. If you plainly want to make sounds and hear them and see what can happrn with them that's nice, I don't think you'll be disappointed in examining them. Here's the different ones:
- a hohner from the 50s, maybe quite difficult to find, dented a bit, sounds quite different than the others, less sharp, flaws in the original way these were made are visible, like some thin, not-flakey rusting on the inside of the case, and wear on the wood finish, comes with paper box
- hohner "made in germany", seems fully modern and showing no flaws in materials (the next one shows some), comes with a hard plastic protective case
- hohner "made in china", quite modern, I imagine built to the same specifications as current production, some subtle tarnishing that might indicate a lower quality metal-work than the "made in germany" one, comes with a hard plastic case like for the other
$25 each (which is easily half the cost to buy new), despite the arguable differences in quality, so the decision is hopefuly just which you like to play best.
I can meet with you right now, night of mar. 28th, for this at some coffee shop on commercial drive, whichever you like. You should do a sterilizing rinse before using them, if you want to blow on them yourself to see how each one responds to your blows, I will let you, but you might get sick, I have no idea. I'm willing to blow on them for demonstration so you hear them before choosing, though there's a bit of a rush. My phone is 1-, you can call. Thanks!
--Christopher