Michael Jackson's Suit of Lights glove for sale
Posted on 01. Jul, 2009 by Turbo in Buzz
No wonder Michael Jackson was referred to as “the gloved one.” He wore gloves for every performance. And, if you recall the Suit of Lights famous lighting gloves, you can slip your hand into one of it, just in case you are ready to shell out 6-figured amount for that.
Surprising, yet value of Michael Jackson seems to have increased very high following his sudden demise. Now, his electric-white gloves is put up for auction which could sell in no less than six figures, according to an auctioneer in Los Angeles on Tuesday.
One Joseph Maddalena the owner of Profiles in History auction house says that the Suit of Lights white glove (not pair just one) worn by the star singer on his 1984 Victory Tour is up for sale, and that people are offering 6-figure bids for it.
The glove will come will come along with authenticity letter from the Shell.
Michael Jackson died of a cardiac arrest last Thursday and over his 50 years, he had used several gloves as he performed, but the white glove being sold by Profiles in History is one that was made for Michael Jackson’s “Suit of Lights” and he wore it on stage and performed. Jackson retained one and gave the other to Shell who designed the glove, which is embellished with bugle beads, crystal rhinestones of Austrain make and has 50 small lights that are fitted and powered by a small battery that is fit in the cuff of the glove.
People are making million by selling Jackson’s memorabilia and his worth rose many times after his death.
