Our annual Rock ‘N’ Roll Music auction is once again set to feature some incredible guitars and music artifacts from your favorite artists!

Property for this exciting sale is coming in and this time around we’re highlighting a piece of rock and roll history that has remained absent from the world for three decades: a 1993 Ernie Ball Music Man Eddie Van Halen Signature guitar, emblazoned with the Canadian flag – played by the legendary guitarist himself during a Canada Day concert.

Last year, we sold Eric Clapton’s Cream Stage-Played 1964 “Fool” Gibson SG Electric Guitar, which secured a winning bid of $1,270,000 during our Evening sale – making this axe the 12th-most-expensive guitar ever sold at auction, according to Guitar.com. The guitar was purchased by musician and Indianapolis Colts owner, Jim Irsay.

But the true standout was Kurt Cobain’s Stage-Played 1993 Fender MG-69 Mustang in Sonic Blue finish. Complete with the original guitar strap and strings, this masterpiece, handmade by Fender Japan – was owned and played by the legendary Nirvana front man, and struck the gavel with a sale price of $1,587,500 – leapfrogging Elvis Presley’s “Sun Sessions” 1942 Martin D-18 as the 10th-most-expensive guitar ever sold at auction, according to Guitar.com. The guitar was purchased by Japanese businessman Mitsuru Sato.

Register to bid now for your chance to add some true cream of the crop guitars to your own collection!