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Authenticity is Everything
Is this a real Jimi Hendrix Experience Autographed guitar??
My wife purchased this Jimi Hendrix Experience autographed guitar for me. Can I get your thoughts, it comes with authentication papers, but this is my first foray into music memorabilia, I only own sports memorabilia. This was a significant purchase...Thoughts??
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Permalink Reply by Jason young on
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Looks like a dept store guitar back from the 60s
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Permalink Reply by Eric Keith Longo on
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I thought of mmp and aluminum guards as well.
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Permalink Reply by Bruce Juice on
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Where did you get this and who authenticated it?
Try to get your money back as soon as possible.
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Permalink Reply by Steve Cyrkin, Admin on
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MC91,
I agree, I don't think that there is a chance that the autographs on that guitar are genuine. Getting your money back can be hard, so you have to plan it out.
Time is everything. I'll send you an email. I have it from your membership application.
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Permalink Reply by BallroomDays67 on
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Oh dear. So sorry.
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I dealt I signed guitars for a long time and have study some of the major acts that there are and guitars that we have never seen guitars signed by. I was also friends with noel redding
if this was real probably 250 to 1 million depending on bidding , to my knowledge non excist
ive never seen a complete 4 beatles on a solo guitar without other musicans on it. yes there are a couple 3 signed ones. I did hear a story of a paul john and goerge but the owner didn't belive ringo was really a beatle so he wouldn't put him on it.
suposidly a buddy holly with a bail pint pen etchtech signature does excist .rumor
no complete doors has turned up.
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Permalink Reply by Woody2Shoes on
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John Shaw wrote: "if this was real, the odds are probably 250 to 1 million depending on bidding. To my knowledge none exist".
So John; you're saying there is a chance? 8O)
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first comment was to price , if real price would rang from 250 k to over 1 million
second one was that ive never heard of a real signed one ever.i know people own jimmies guitars amps basicly everything even the stencils used to spray paint the road cases .ps almost bought them 20 years ago thought it would be cool to decorate my apart with using them to paint the names and other stuff .
ive seen guitars from that period pre 70s with ball point etching of old musicains who have passed passed away.
knowbody thought of it back then,people would rather get high.
I just saw an old coutry guitar period piece like old ballpoint type
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Early felt tip also a problem - wipe away. The results of a pen nip on nitro can be so unattractive I wonder if it was just frowned upon/seldom attempted
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early felt would disaper over time also.
it would bubble up also and break up at times
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Permalink Reply by sling on
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it is interesting how rare signed guitars were, given a number of signed records turned up-and early on these bands were crashing at peoples houses who no doubt had guitars laying around..
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