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$70,800 for a Glove? Not OJs. Not Mickey Mantles, but...Michaels.
The glove that the King of Pop wore during the Victory Tour in 1984, just wrangled in almost $71,000 at the Profiles in History (or, Profiles in HIStory, if you want to stick to the Jackson theme) auction.
I would've rather had the Martin D-28 guitar that Elvis played during his final Vegas performance. Apparently, a lot of other folks would, too. That sold for $106,200.
The auction made $5 million in memorabilia sales in this auction.
I would've rather had the Martin D-28 guitar that Elvis played during his final Vegas performance. Apparently, a lot of other folks would, too. That sold for $106,200.
The auction made $5 million in memorabilia sales in this auction.
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Comment by Steve Cyrkin, Admin on October 14, 2009 at 10:01am
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At the time it was consigned, I thought it would go for well in the six figures. It was a particularly special glove--lighted. I figured it would likely end up on display in a Vegas casino.
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