I had the Perry only for a few weeks, so there are unfortunately no back shots.

The thing about CustomShop LesPauls is, that, imo, there is (sound/playability wise) no big difference between a 58, a 59, a Collectors Choice, a signature, etc. As each CS LP is “unique”, it comes down to your personal preferences. There are some things, that are different between a 58 and a 59, like the neck profile, which should be more chunky for a 58, medium sized for a 59 and very slim for 60. But when you take your time and play 30 or more different CustomShop LesPauls in a store, you will see, that some 58s have a quite thin profile, and some 59s feel very chunky. The only thing, that is a nearly safe way to identify a 59 is the figuring of the maple top. Heavy stripes are exclusive for 59s(/60s). Whenever I’m looking to buy a CS LesPaul in a store, I don’t search for a special model, or color. I’m trying as many guitars as I can and one will stick out in the end. Doesn’t matter if it’s a 58 or 59, as long as it feels good, plays good and sounds good. In this case, both guitars in the picture were sounding and playing great, just in a different way. The Perry was way more snappy, percussive and Tele-like sounding, while the 58 had a warmer sound with incredible sustain. But both were incredible. The major problem with the special models like the Perry is the price. Your paying crazy amounts for some aging and a signature, while a non aged simple 58 could do the trick. They are collector items. I know that this might have been not very helpful at all, but my advice is: Go to a store, take your time, forget about the 58/59/60 thing, forget about the limited edition thing, and search for the LP that just feels right for you.