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Dec 18 2014, 09:49 PM
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Damn tasty Les Paul. You now have to add some relic accents to fit the guitar to those autographs
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They usually sign the front on contest guitars. Folks will often have them sign the back on personal guitars.
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Dec 20 2014, 03:32 PM
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QUOTE (Cosmin Lupu @ Dec 19 2014, 06:16 PM)  Interesting! Do you guys know a sort of a website of some kind where people could sell autographed guitars? I am still trying to sell my signed Ibanez JEM 777 SK and I am aiming to organize a well thought campaign from January onward. Todd has already shared some VERY valuable advice on eBay, so I am interested in any suggestion you guys might have! Cos, for that one I'd recommend advertising it on JEMSITE. Probably the best Ibanez forums on the web! I don't know of any specific site just for the sale of autographed instruments. -------------------- I'd rather have a full Bottle in front of me than a full Frontal Lobotomy!!
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Dec 21 2014, 09:59 AM
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QUOTE (Sensible Jones @ Dec 20 2014, 02:32 PM) Cos, for that one I'd recommend advertising it on JEMSITE. Probably the best Ibanez forums on the web! I don't know of any specific site just for the sale of autographed instruments. Thank you Neil! I place high hopes on that one to be frank... We'll see what's what, but first, let's get over Christmas QUOTE (AK Rich @ Dec 20 2014, 05:26 PM) You are not going to get a fair price for it at a pawn shops. The way they make money is to buy as low as possible and then resell it for as high as possible. You will most likely be insulted by what a pawn shop will offer you for that guitar. You can get some good deals buying at a pawn shop but that is because a lot of the time someone down on their luck came in for a loan because they needed money to pay bills etc. The pawn shop gave them say a $500 dollar loan for a $2000 dollar guitar , then the owner couldn't pay the high monthly interest on the loan and ended up losing the guitar to the pawn shop that can then sell it cheap, say $1000 or even $1500 and make a hefty profit, double or triple the money they paid out. And possibly even a month or two of interest payments on the original loan as well. This is how pawn shops make most of their money. I wasn't too sure it was a good idea and now I am CERTAIN of it, after reading your thoughts Thanks, man!
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