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May 23, 2012 Last Updated: 3:22:AM EDT

Items from the King of Pop to Hit the Block

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Items from the King of Pop to Hit the Block

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Published: December 15, 2008

More than 2,000 items of Michael Jackson's personal memorabilia will be hitting the auction block next year at Julien's Auctions of West Hollywood, Calif., reports the New York Times. Pieces going up for sale include Jackson's famous white glove from the 1983 Billie Jean video and the wrought-iron gates from his Neverland Ranch. The auction will take place April 21–25, and some of the proceeds will benefit MusiCares, a charity established by the Recording Academy. The sale's six-volume catalog will be available for general sale for $100.

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