Originally Posted by: looneytunesI'm not out to make money on the guitar even though Martins do increase in value over the years. I just admire these artists and thought it would bring some good memories. I would still want to play the guitar. It's my favorite!

It would be a nice inheritance for my grandkids.

Like Kevin said, they probably wouldn't even sign it now days. I don't really see the difference in a ball player signing a ball.

I don't think I'm even going to try.

I guess it's the whole value thing. A guitar is more of a personal thing and having a famous artist sign your guitar can be taken as meaning that he's endorsing it.
Some artists might even be restricted from signing guitars cause they're under contract to a different company.