The guitar destroyed by Kurt Cobain or the Lennon’s mistakes at auction. The auction of objects belonging to famous which devastated It was expected a guitar destroyed by kurt cobain Get the best price at Julien’s Auction’s annual Icons & Idols: Rock ‘N’ Roll auction in New York.
Some consider it the instrument Registered It’s part of rock history e roll and was estimated to have a value of $200,000 to $400,000. “This guitar was vandalized in Williamsport, Pennsylvania in 1989,” said Martin Nolan, CEO of Julien’s Auctions. “In fact, it’s written on the guitar.”
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Notably, the guitar was sold for $486,400, more than double the minimum of the estimate. Cobain played guitar for only two shows during his 1989 tour, July 8 at Club Dreamerz in Chicago and July 9 at Sonic Temple Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania. At the end of the show in Wilkinsburg, he decided to smash his guitar.
After the Wilkinsburg show, Nirvana stayed with Sluggo Cawley by the band Hullabaloo, where Cobain met his Gibson SG equally shredded Believing I can fix the SG enough to break it once moreCobain offered to trade his guitar for Cawley’s, a request that finally accepted.
they were included more than 1,500 lots which include items from Beyonce, Prince and Carrie Underwood. John Lennon’s glasses are estimated to have sold for over $80,000. “In a way you identified John Lennon with those round granny glasses, as he called them himself. And the photo of him matches a photograph taken by Ian McKellen for the book ‘The Lives of John Lennon’, he also comes with that book.”.
Nolan said so there has been an increase since the pandemic in the number of people who want to own iconic objects. “People take their money from intangible objects or even real estate that they have in their investment portfolio and choose to own something interesting, something they can identify with.
