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Michael Jackson’s Brit Awards 1996 Jacket for grab
Julien’s auctions will hold a “Music Icons” auction on February 27 at 10am (PST) in Los Angeles.
The auction has items from Music royalties including Dolly Parton, Madonna, Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift, Miley Cyrus, Whitney Houston, Amy Winehouse and while the theme is female artists, Michael Jackson has few items listed with a noticeable one being the jacket that Michael Jackson wore at the 1996 Brit Awards which took place in London on February 19, 1996 and where Michael accepted the “Artist of a Generation” Award presented by Bob Geldof.
The jacket is estimated between $40,000 and $60,000.
For more information about this auction, CLICK HERE
Unheard Michael Jackson song tape on auction (again)
Another Michael Jackson song called “Seven Digits” on a DAT tape will be auctioned on February 7 by Los Angeles Estate Auction.
Writers Bryan Loren, this master tape was recorded around 1991 and contains the song but also an extensive 1-hour and 13-minute session of Michael Jackson’s practice and workout routines, providing an intimate look into his artistic process.
“Seven Digits” is an unreleased track, Recorded in high-quality digital audio, the tape is in excellent condition, preserving the clarity and integrity of the recording.
Estimate$20,000–$40,000
They also released a clip on instagram, which fans have been quick to copy!
Also in the auction, a Michael Jackson Fedora given by Michael Jackson to Bryan Loren:
Estimate$4,000–$6,000
And a Music Award Michael Jackson Presented to Bryan Loren Michael Jackson History sale 11 million copy plaque.
Estimate$3,000–$4,000
Hopefully the Estate of Michael Jackson will again step in to remove the track. It seems that all items are from Bryan Loren.
Michael Jackson drawings will be auctioned in early 2024. It seems that most of the artworks will be from the time Michael Jackson spent with Brett-Livingstone Strong.
It is unknown yet the items but the auction house “Kings Auctions” is asking people to pre-register to the sale.
“The Museum Collection” by Michael Jackson will be auctioned in early 2024. Pre-registration will be required for this rare exhibition and auction. For pre-auction private sale, for the entire collection, inquire immediatly at Sales@Kings-Auctions.com.
Knaisz Auctions in London will offer few Michael Jackson items on March 17.
The first item is a Michael Jackson Epic In-House Gold Award History Non-RIAA. Epic records in-house sales award presented to an Epic employee to commemorate the sale of more than 500,000 copies worldwide of Michael Jackson’s HIStory 1. album, cassette, and compact disc. Dimensions: 17 by 13 inches, in good condition. Estimated $3,000-4,000.
Another object on auction will be a pair of signed black loafers. Michael Jackson’s Personally Owned, Worn and signed Florsheim “Moonwalk” Loafers. These black leather Florsheim loafers were personally owned by the King of Pop, Michael Jackson and they were worn at Michael’s Neverland Ranch home. The loafers are the same style that Michael Jackson used to perform his iconic moonwalk. They are each signed in gold marker on the outside edge of shoe “All My Love MJ” on the left, and “Love Michael Jackson” on the right. This iconic pair of shoes will be accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. Estimated $10,000-15,000.
And finally a Michael Jackson Owned and Autographed Black Fedora. Michael Jackson often used fedoras for shows and music videos. Fedora has “Michael Jackson” stamped in gold-color lettering inside as all his signature hats were. Signed “All my love Michael Jackson”. Size: Large. Estimated $8,000-10,000.
We all know now rapper OffSet for his replica Michael Jackson looks throughout the last few years, making headlines with his costumes on red carpet events or in his videos or meeting with John Branca, Co-executor of the Michael Jackson Estate.
For those interested, one of his gloves will be on auction at GWS Auctions in the US on March 30, Offset “Set It Off” Custom Made Fantasy Spike Glove is estimated between $4,000 and $4,500 and has already a $1,000 bidding on this item.
This custom made Fantasy Spike Glove was used by hip hop artist, Offset, while promoting his new album “Set It Off”. The glove was worn in promotional photos and on the album cover. The glove is a replica of one of Michael Jackson’s Fantasy Gloves, made with crystal spikes, purple, lavender, black and red Austrian crystals in various sizes and shapes. The glove comes with a letter of authenticity from the creator.
Sure it is not Michael’s but quite cool item to have, as it is a full replica of the original one. Perfect for OffSet and MJ fans. Quelle:mjvibe
Michael Jackson’s Thriller Promotional Jacket on auction
A Michael Jackson Thriller Jacket from 1983 is up for auction which will take place on April 12 at the famous “Gotta Have Rock and Roll” auction house.
This jacket is not the original short film jacket but it was worn by Michael for a promotional events and given to Frank Dileo who was Michael’s manager from 1983 to 1989.
The jacket was sold in auction in 1993 by Sotheby’s as the jacket was given to a friend of Dileo who decided to sell it at the time.
This item is now back from the 1993’s buyer with a minimum bid of $100,000 and estimated to be going for between $300,000 and $500,000.
The Estate goes after Gotta Have It Rock And Roll again
Last month, Gotta Have It Rock And Roll auction house listed a promotion While the listing clearly stated this jacket was a promotional item worn by Michael Jackson, the media took it as the Thriller Jacket worn during the video.
So the Estate criticized the auction house for misleading their listing. Jonathan Steinsapir, the attorney for Jackson’s estate, demanded the auction house alter its description to reflect the truth, and GHRR obliged. It now reads: “The jacket is similar to the jacket worn in the Thriller video.”
GHRR has obliged and changed the description of the item.
This is not the first time the estate went after GHRR. In December 2023 , estate lawyers took legal action to pull unreleased demo recordings from an auction. Litigator Alex Spiro threatened to get a restraining order against the auction house unless they released the “unquestionably stolen” recordings. The threat proved successful. The recordings have never seen the light day, and have been removed from the official GHRR website.
As announced last month, Julien’s Auctions will have Michael Jackson’s ‘Billie Jean’ Jacket he wore during the Victory Tour.
The Auction catalogue is now open and more Michael Jackson items are for grab!
One of the noticeable item is the suit Michael Jackson wore during a photoshoot for Matthew Rolston in 1984, representing Michael with a crown on a throne. This two piece suit is estimated between $60,000 and $80,000.
Another jacket worn and signed by Michael in 2002 in Germany is also for grab and estimated to go for $200,000 to $400,000.
Another Jacket is a signed replica of the ‘Beat It’ jacket and as this is not the video jacket, this item is estimated to go for around $10,000.
Also for grab, a signed drawing estimated at $800 and a handwritten verse reading “is it true / they say that I’m / a fool / The things they put / me through / I say that its not / cool” also estimated at $800.
And finally a signed Romero Britto “What More Can I Give” print and a 1992 signed publishing Royalties contract.
The auction will take place in New York and to register to bid, click here.
MUSIC ICONS PUBLIC EXHIBITIONS
Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum 401 Gay Street Nashville, Tennessee 37219 Wednesday, May 15th , 2024 – Saturday, May 18th , 2024 Open: 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Central Time daily https://www.musicianshalloffame.com
LIVE AND ONLINE AUCTION & EXHIBITION LOCATION
Hard Rock Cafe New York 1501 Broadway-Times Square New York, NY 10036
Exhibition: Wednesday, May 22nd, 2024 – Tuesday, May 28th, 2024 Free to the public: 11:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. Eastern Time daily
Music Icons Property from the Collection of Randy Bachman
Wednesday, May 29th 10:00 a.m. Eastern Time
Music Icons
Thursday, May 30th 10:00 a.m. Eastern Time Quelle:mjvibe
More Dick Zimmerman’s Michael Jackson photos in Auction
Blackwell Auctions are back with more Michael Jackson photos for grab.
The auction will take place on June 8 in person or online.
Last November the auction house sold rare, unseen photos and outtakes from the “Thriller” album.
One is still an alternate cover Polaroid test photograph from the Michael Jackson “Thriller” album photo session. This test image was captured by “Thriller” photographer Dick Zimmerman.
Two are photos of Michael Jackson and Lisa Marie Presley taken in 1994 by Zimmerman. One made the cover of the National Enquirer, August 23, 1994.
The last one is a digital print from original transparency of Michael Jackson and ET (The Extra Terrestrial), from the photo session commissioned by Steven Spielberg for the ET record album narrated by Michael.
For more information and bidding, CLICK HERE Quelle: Edwin Bailey /mjvibe.com
For any Michael Jackson fan, the golden egg is to have an autograph of the King of Pop.
Goldin Auctions is the leading marketplace for trading cards, sports memorabilia, and other collectibles. Founder Ken Goldin has sold more than $1 billion in memorabilia from many of the biggest names in sports, history, and pop culture.
And on June 16, 2024, few Michael Jackson Autographs are for grab!
Currently at $1,700, a signed “Thriller” 12″ single is available to bid as well as a signed “Bad” 7″ single (currently at $1,100), a framed signed Bad Tour Programme (currently at $500) and a “Beat It” picture signed “Love Michael Jackson” (currently at $950).
Now if you are more into pictures, there will be a series of original photos of Michael Jackson throughout his life for a starting bid at $100 per photo. This includes a shot of Michael at the Royal Variety Performance at the London Palladium in 1972 taken by Barry Plummer; a 1979 Michael Jackson tour shot at the Triumph Tour taken by Andy Freeberg; A Victory Tour picture by Ebet Roberts; A picture of Michael receiving a multi-platinum Award for Thriller in 1985 taken by Terry Lott; a Bad Tour press shot; A Bad Tour Shot in 1987 in Australia taken by Elizabeth Dobbie; and a press shot of Michael Jackson and Lisa Marie Presley in 1994 on a Hospital Balcony in Budapest.
But a very interesting item is the original 1987 Polaroid photo of Michael Jackson recording his own heartbeat for the iconic song “Smooth Criminal”. this Polaroid is directly form the doctor on the photo, Doctor Eric Chevlen and that item is currently at $250.
Disclaimer: As always, MJVibe is not expert in Autographs/items or authentication of Autographs/items. We cannot guaranty the authenticity of those Autographs/items. MJVibe also did not receive monetarisation from the auction houses to post this article.
Rick Ross is auctioning his “Thriller” themed grand piano
The American rapper, record executive and hip-hop mogul Rick Ross has teamed up with Julien’s Auctions to auction off his personal collection of street and contemporary art, clothing, music memorabilia and other stuff with all proceeds to benefit the “Boss Up Grant", a program helping new entrepreneurs to have access to credit and capitals.
While fans of the rapper will be amazed to own one of his 300 rare sneakers including 150 pairs of Air Jordans, Michael Jackson might be surprised to find few things they might like!
The rapper has few Michael Jackson memorabilia such as a sealed Michael Jackson BAD25 LP, a sealed Michael Jackson ONE Light-up Glove from Cirque du Soleil or even a Thriller25 Promo display. (all estimated between $100 and $300)
The second is an actual limited edition print from Mr Brainwash which is also signed. The 35.5×35.5 inches limited to 65 copies is estimated between $800 and $1,200.
Who knew Rick Ross was a fan!
The two-day auction starts June 25 at 10 a.m. PT.
Bidding is available online Julien’s Auctions, in-person in Los Angeles or over the phone by calling 310-836-1818.
Billboard Awards 2014 Michael Jackson Throne on auction
If you remember the Billboard Awards 2014 where we got a “hologram” of Michael Jackson for the new single “Slave To The Rhythm”, you might recognise this throne used for the filming.
That’s right, it for grab at the KINGS auctions. Billboard Awards 2014 Michael Jackson Throne’s dimensions are 7.5 feet tall, 5 feet wide, 3 feet deep. The throne primarily consists of solid wood, with the MJ logo and lightning bolts sculpted from high-density foam. Weight: Approximately 50 lbs.
A pretty cool item to own estimated between $50,000–$250,000!!!
The auction will take place on August 3, 2024 here.
Also available a huge collection of hand drawings allegedly by Michael Jackson but those drawings have been controversial in the fan community so we will not post about them here.
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