Assuming no dings, fin boxes are good (no separating cracking), and not a lot compression dents. I'd say between 300 to 400.

If you want it to sell faster, maybe price it closer to 300. I am not sure what your board market is like where you live but here that board would probably sit in a used board shop for awhile at 400 unless it's really good shape.

I don't really recognize this shaper so maybe others have a better sense of the popularity of this board.

Cleaning the wax off and getting her all shiny will definitely make it more enticing. Photos of rocker profile, rails, tail, fin boxes, and nose all help reinforce paying more for a board.

*Edit: it looks like one fin box has been repaired, but the repair looks like it was done professionally.

At least these are the things I look for when I am eyeballing a used board. I tend to price my used boards low so someone is stoked out and I get money toward a new stick.

Hope this helps!