AUCTION CLOSED! Guitar went for $1,280!
We posted about this auction a few weeks back and now the bidding it underway!
Here is the excerpt about the guitar Rob autographed:
An ESP LTD Xtone Series acoustic electric guitar signed by Robert Pattinson on the top. Serial number SK11092020. Pattinson, who played Edward Cullen in the Twilight series, was on TIME magazine's list of 100 Most Influential People in the World. As a musician, he plays the guitar and sang "Never Think" and "Let Me Sign"; both songs were featured on the soundtrack for Twilight (Summit Entertainment, 2008). Proceeds from the sale of this item will benefit The Ronnie James Dio Stand Up and Shout Cancer Fund.
Thanks Light for the heads up!
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24 comments:
*sigh* here we go again! I would SO love to get my hands on this....and listen to my daughter sing Thousand Years while she strums the same strings that he has. I know it will go for as much as a used car though...however that won't deter me from keeping an eye on the bidding ;D
good luck ladies!
A girl can dream *sigh*.......Oh to own something like this !!!
OMG!!!! I love playing the guitar and ESP guitar??? Geez but I dont have time to bid or watch the auction esp. this Christmas season...sighsss :((
highest bidder at the mo!!!!! When does it end!
Yes! I love to hear acoustic version of Thousand Years too
The listing states 400-600 dollar estimate....clearly they do not know the power of Rob....lol. Good luck to everyone bidding.
Oh, how I would love to bid on this! My guitar has been smacked around a few too many times.
It's up to $800 already - too rich for me.......I'd love to have it but can't afford that.
That was me!!! I was outbid and then they retracted there bid.... So now its gone back down
Ohh i would love an autographed guitar by Rob! Current bid is $600 on the guitar...
OT: I was wasting some time earlier and I came across Popsugar They are having a top male performer of 2012. So far, Rob is in the lead! Hey, It's a contest and Rob"s involved, had to check it out! Anything Rob can win the better, well, I guess loser of the year, but we know that will never happen!
I wish I were rich for only one day. I've spend all my money for theatre tickets, the journey to the premiere and books and magazines ....
I'll pay $5,000 for the guitar as long as he signs a pair of my panties....and he has to sign them while I'm wearing them.
Santa, you hear me???!! That's my Christmas wish...so get off your fat a$$ and make it happen. XOXO
Happy Holiday!
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I am not getting responses to my comments in my email anymore.........: ( how do I fix that? I like knowing if someone replies to my comment.............unless its a bitchy reply. Which most are not.
Wish I was rich, dang it! Oh well, hope they get thousands for it..
Sold for $1280 per the website.
I know it's been said before, but really, how great is Rob? If there's a worthy charity and he's asked to contribute something to raise $, he just does it. He probably feels that as inexplicable as his sudden fame is to him, he might as well put it to good use for a good cause. Just another reason why...
Very cool for the charity! I wonder what someone does with an autographed guitar.
He is such a giver. IMHO, He is a good man and cares for others. Good for him to support those charity events. Whoever won the bid, his/her money will go to a good cause and it will have more meaning that just a regular purchase.
Rob really cares for people ....he is a wonderful person !
i want it.
Wow I thought it would go up as high as $5000. $1280 is a reasonable price
my pc kept freezing up but I think the guitar that brought the most was signed by SLASH! it brought nearly $12,000.
but most of the guitars were signed by professional musicians. I think for Rob's to have brought what it did, was pretty good.
If I'd been home, I woulda bid on it ... maybe even won, who knows. Just love Rob for being a generous guy :)
Yes, Rob can help a lot of people by just signing stuff for auction. He's using his popularity for a good cause. Cant help but love him more
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