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I don't really see a lot of la guns stuff on ebay. I have an autographed picture of the band from an instore meet in greet back in the early 90's. All original members. Just wondering if people pay good money for them or not.

I think it's worth something if you Ebay it and are able to authenticate it.

If you can't authenticate it, why not just keep it because YOU know it's real.

Red13JoePa wrote:I think it's worth something if you Ebay it and are able to authenticate it.

If you can't authenticate it, why not just keep it because YOU know it's real.

How would one authenticate it? Other than their word. I stood in line for these in theearly 90's. I have two of them. I would keep them , but I could use the money. I also have some metal magazines from late 80's - 92. There in great condition. I noticed a similar collection sold on ebay for $300.

The mags might be worth more than the LA Guns autograph since there's no way to authenticate it.

You'll get $ for the autograph but not as much as you should.

Did I mention that I keep my hair band magazines encased in saran wrap? ROTFL! My mother kept telling me to throw them away. I'll show her! He he.

Red13JoePa wrote:The mags might be worth more than the LA Guns autograph since there's no way to authenticate it.

You'll get $ for the autograph but not as much as you should.

Got any Livewire???

That magazine was awesome

scarygirl wrote:

Red13JoePa wrote:I think it's worth something if you Ebay it and are able to authenticate it.

If you can't authenticate it, why not just keep it because YOU know it's real.

How would one authenticate it? Other than their word. I stood in line for these in theearly 90's. I have two of them. I would keep them , but I could use the money. I also have some metal magazines from late 80's - 92. There in great condition. I noticed a similar collection sold on ebay for $300.

$300 on ebay

Wow, I need to dig through my attic! I've got a ton of Circus magazines from the mid to late 80's

We played a show with LA Guns in August here in Indy and we actually had more merchandise than they did, as well as someone to run the table. Our person actually had to run theirs for awhile until they got someone. Talk about going back to where you came from. They were cool guys though. Steve seemed to be the most personable.

When I saw the Brides of Destruction in Milwaukee in 2005, Nikki Sixx and Tracii Guns signed my two LA Guns CD's outside after the show. Tracii told Nikki those will be the only two LA Guns CD's signed by him. My question was, and still is, does anyone care? So...if there are any die-hards out there, let me know.

Yes if it was given to me .... for free!!!