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Michael Jackson's white glove up for auction

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LOS ANGELES, July 30: One of Michael Jackson's trademark single white gloves is currently up for auction for USD 20,000.

Nate D Sanders' auction house is handling the sale, reported Entertainment Weekly.


Jackson gave the glove, which features crystal beading and light wear and tear, to personal artist Paul Bedard - who worked on multiple pieces of art for Jackson's Neverland Ranch - in 1984, and Bedard went on to sell it in 2005.

Meanwhile, another auction in June 2010 sold a glove for USD 160,000.

Jackson had given the right-handed glove to his artist friend Paul Bedard, whom the musician commissioned to create over a dozen paintings for Jackson's home and Neverland ranch.

The person who bags the glove will also receive a photograph of Bedard wearing the glove, images of the art he created for Jackson, and a typed declaration signed by Bedard that attests to the glove's authenticity.



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