Even for $10,000? 
I contacted one of my MK-friends and he said he will buy MK Les Paul regardless of price point, he will put it on a stand to LOOK at it.
So this is definitely the guitar to look at, but not to play on it. Stop the Earth, please, I quit.
If they stick to the mold of having a very small number of them actually signed by Mark (it looks like they often do 50 guitars for a run like this, and on some models Gibson claims that the artists personally played them for approval) then yes, even for 10k. 10k just for a piece of paper to say it is a MK Les Paul, no. That having been said, it isn't unheard of for a 58 or 59 reissue to retail between 5-7k without an artist endorsement, especially if it is 'aged'. So, if it specifies somewhere that it is a MK Paul, then 8k isn't out of the question.
All of this having been said, I am perfectly aware that my guitar obsession is, for lack of a better word, a disease lol. I am in the process of building an automated climate controlled room for all of my guitars. I can't wait until it is finished.
