There are many fake autographed guitars out there in the world, but here are also many authentic ones as well. It is hard to prove the validity of a signature, and many scam artists are making a living on producing fake items to profit on and not caring about the negative energy they are creating just to make a buck.



There are hundreds, if not thousands, of memorabilia experts and handwriting analysts out there that are fighting to debunk the world of autographed fakes, but there are thousands of people that have spent their lives dedicated to the art of perfecting a fake signature.

Autographed guitars are one of the rarest pieces to obtain in the autograph industry, because they are hard to get signed. Many artists have no problem signing albums, CD's, posters and other small scale items. To have an artist sign a guitar is a greater accomplishment than any other item obtained.

Authentic autographed guitars do exist, if you know where to find them with proper research. About 75% of autographs found online are not real. These forgeries are sold by people that call themselves professional dealers, but meanwhile they are complete scam artists with no credentials of professionalism in the autograph industry.

There are only a few selected memorabilia collectors and professional dealers out there that are sticking together to eliminate these scam artists that produce fake autographs and continue to profit on uneducated people.

Many individuals get overly excited when they see and item signed by their favorite artist or band. These people don't take the right precautions and proper research in determining if the item signed is legit. In many cases the buyer of the fake signed item just takes the sellers word and continues to support their disgraceful energies that are ruining the autograph industry.

If you are interested in purchasing authentic autographed guitars, you need to make sure the dealer is reputable, and the signed item is certified or has some kind of proof backing this item up. If for any reason you are not certain, walk away from the purchase and find another dealer.

When it comes down to spending lots of money on signed memorabilia, make sure its 100% authentic, so it's worth the investment. Authenticity is always important when is comes down to collecting and buying autographed guitars. There are many scam artists and forgeries that are circulating the market and you can never be too careful viewing the legitimacy of signatures on signed memorabilia. All the Best Mark Turgeon