Michael Jackson's iconic stage gloves, sequinned jackets and personal belongings have found new owners after going under the hammer at a French auction, with one glove selling for an impressive €113,737. The June 3 sale, organised by French auction house Aguttes in Neuilly-sur-Seine, brought around 50 objects associated with the late King of Pop to the auction floor. Among the highlights were a black sequinned stage jacket that fetched €75,825 and a T-shirt linked to his Scream music video, which sold for €24,011. The collection also included rare costume pieces, autographs, drawings and personal belongings.What was Michael Jackson's €1 million memorabilia collection worthAccording to an official announcement by Aguttes, the collection originally belonged to Norwegian collector Richard Fossaas, who assembled the objects with the intention of developing a future museum project. The collection subsequently passed into the hands of a private collector in New York before being presented in Paris for the auction.Aguttes described the collection as a selection of approximately 50 objects that once belonged to Jackson. The pieces included stage costumes, accessories, autographs and drawin...











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