Michael Jackson na aukcjach internetowych

[Omega Supreme]

-> temat wyczyszczony z nieaktywnych linków. pierwszy post zedytowany, usunięte z niego nieaktywne linki do allegro.
mav.

czesc.. zakładam nowy temat.. bo jak sie nie myle takiego jeszcze nie było... i UWAGA.. nie bedzie to temat taki jak ten o nazwie KUPIE SPRZEDAM ZAMIENIE... tutaj chciałbym..żebyśmy wklejali sobie linki z allegro i innych aukcji... i poprostu komentowali te towary

[MJ-ka]

ja znalazłam coś takiego (siostra mi przesłała linka :P)

http://www.krakenopus.com/family/michaeljackson/ - tu jest cena jakby ktoś chciał
a tu jej wnętrze:

http://www.krakenopus.com/family/michae ... allery.php

[ioreta]

ja znalazłam coś takiego (siostra mi przesłała linka :P)

http://www.krakenopus.com/family/michaeljackson/ - tu jest cena jakby ktoś chciał
a tu jej wnętrze:

http://www.krakenopus.com/family/michae ... allery.php

O Opus jest też w wątku o książkach. Cena to 109 funtów, a na książkę trzeba się zapisywać, dostaniemy ją dopiero pod choinkę.

[anialim]

tak w temacie, za (starym) newsweekiem

Na Allegro z dnia na dzień przybywa aukcji, na których wystawiane są najróżniejsze gadżety z wizerunkiem Króla Popu. Sprzedający i producenci liczą na Michaelomanię.
Twarz Michaela zdobi ściereczki z mikrofibry do wycierania okularów, znaczki pocztowe, pościel, a nawet ręczniki. Król Popu jest na portfelach, torebkach, kubkach, kolczykach, lusterkach. Do ataku na Allegro przystąpiły też firmy produkujące naklejki z Jacksonem. Ich przedstawiciele zapewniają, że są w stanie wyprodukować Michaela każdej wielkości i w różnych pozach, do naklejenia na ścianę, meble albo karoserię auta. Na tylną szybę samochodu fani mogą sobie przylepić zarys sylwetki Króla opatrzony wielkim napisem „We’ll never forget you”. A w domu powiesić na ścianie zegar z podobizną Jacksona, albo założyć na rękę zegarek– obowiązkowo z Michaelem na cyferblacie.
Do sprzedania jest też unikalna, jak twierdzi jej właściciel, domena internetowa www.michaeljacksonlive.pl. W ofercie „kup teraz” kosztuje 2000 zł. Na Allegro został wystawiony adres michaeljackson.info.pl, jacko.info.pl czy jacko.com.pl. Na aukcję trafiły już wydania gazet. M.in. „The Times” i „Daily Mail”, z informacją o śmierci Jacksona na pierwszej stronie oraz bilety z koncertu Króla Pop w Warszawie w 1996 roku.
Dla osób, które już popadły w Michaelomanię, rada – nie można się za bardzo zapędzić w gromadzeniu gadżetów związanych z artystą. I na przykład zapisać na aukcję „Tyskiego vademecum piwa” – książki, której autorem jest Michael Jackson. Ale nie TEN Michael Jackson.

[editt]

Warhol's Michael Jackson portrait sells for $812K

NEW YORK — A "Thriller"-era silk-screened portrait of Michael Jackson created by Andy Warhol has sold for $812,500 to an anonymous collector.

The artwork sold at Christie's in New York City Tuesday evening.

Christie's estimated that the portrait would sell for $500,000 to $700,000.

The 1984 portrait depicts a smiling Jackson in a jacket with squiggles of red and yellow in his hair.

The auction house says the seller is an anonymous private collector based in New York who bought the image from the Andy Warhol Foundation in the 1990s. It did not say who bought the artwork.

The image was one of 47 lots auctioned Tuesday, including two other Warhol paintings.
http://ow.ly/BeDJ

[editt]

Świadectwo ślubu Michaela i Lisy Marie idzie pod młotek

JACKSON AND PRESLEY'S MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE FOR SALE
MICHAEL JACKSON and LISA MARIE PRESLEY's 1994 marriage certificate is the latest bizarre King of Pop keepsake to go under the hammer.
The couple was issued the document, which boasts both stars' signatures, following a 15-minute ceremony on 26 May (94) in the Dominican Republic.
The certificate will go up for auction at an estate sale in New York in January (10) - and auctioneer Philip Weiss believes it will be a high-demand item due to an increased interest in the Thriller singer since his death in June (09).
Weiss explains, "Anything relating to Michael Jackson is of extreme interest right now because of his untimely death and the release of the movie (This Is It), but when you have an item that combines his name and legend with the Presley name and legend - their marriage certificate no less - with both of their signatures on it, you've got something that's almost impossible to predict what it will bring at auction."
A portrait of Jackson by legendary artist Andy Warhol sold for $812,000 (£507,500) at an auction in Los Angeles on Tuesday (10Nov09).
The King of Pop's highly-publicised marriage with Elvis Presley's daughter lasted until early 1996, when Lisa Marie filed for divorce.

http://ow.ly/BvYy

[editt]

How Much Would You Pay For Michael Jackson's Glove?

Here's your chance to buy it...

Julien's will be auctioning off Michael Jackson's famous white glove that he debuted at the 1983 Motown 25 TV special. The auction will take place at the Hard Rock Cafe in New York on Saturday. The glove has been appraised at $40,000 to $60,000, but it is expected to sell for over $200,000.
http://ow.ly/DUO3


Rekawiczka, którą Michael miała podczas występu dla Motown, sprzedana za 350 tys$ http://wiadomosci.onet.pl/2082504,69,sl ... ,item.html

[BadM]

Rekawiczka, którą Michael miała podczas występu dla Motown, sprzedana za 350 tys$ http://wiadomosci.onet.pl/2082504,69,sl ... ,item.html
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Dzisiaj w Teleexpressie podali, że ta rękawiczka została sprzedana na aukcji w Nowym Jorku za 375 tys. $, kupił ją właściciel jakiegoś hotelu. Może ktoś kupił tylko po to żeby odsprzedać z zyskiem? Chciałabym mieć taką na własność, marzenia....

[a_gador]

A tutaj info o innych pamiątkach po Michaelu, które zostały wystawione na aukcji w Nowym Yorku razem z rękawiczką:

New York (CNN) -- More than 80 Michael Jackson collectibles -- including the late pop star's famous rhinestone-studded glove from a 1983 performance -- were auctioned off Saturday, reaping a total $2 million.

Profits from the auction at the Hard Rock Cafe in New York's Times Square crushed pre-sale expectations of only $120,000 in sales.

The highly prized memorabilia, which included items spanning the many stages of Jackson's career, came from more than 30 fans, associates and family members, who contacted Julien's Auctions to sell their gifts and mementos of the singer.

Jackson's flashy glove was the big-ticket item of the night, fetching $420,000 from a buyer in Hong Kong, China. Jackson wore the glove at a 1983 performance during "Motown 25," an NBC special where he debuted his revolutionary moonwalk.

Fellow Motown star Walter "Clyde" Orange of the Commodores, who also performed in the special 26 years ago, said he asked for Jackson's autograph at the time, but Jackson gave him the glove instead.

"The legacy that [Jackson] left behind is bigger than life for me," Orange said. "I hope that through that glove people can see what he was trying to say in his music and what he said in his music."

Orange said he plans to give a portion of the proceeds to charity.

Hoffman Ma, who bought the glove on behalf of Ponte 16 Resort in Macau, paid a 25 percent buyer's premium, which was tacked onto all final sales over $50,000. Winners of items less than $50,000 paid a 20 percent premium.

Darren Julien, president and CEO of Julien's Auctions, said people were hungry for such tokens of Jackson's life, as evidenced by the 3,500 who registered as bidders for the auction.

"Michael was very generous," Julien said. "If you were friends with Michael Jackson or an important part of his life, occasionally he would give something away, and that's a very big reason that these things got out in the public."

A signature black synthetic blend jacket from Jackson's 16-month Bad World Tour, his first concert tour as a solo artist, sold for $270,000. Featuring black straps with silver buckles and zippers, the jacket came to symbolize Jackson's "Bad" era.

Tori Renza, whose father bought her the Bad jacket when she was just 4 years old, said she grew up singing and dancing to Jackson's songs around her house.

"It just became part of our family," said Renza, who planned to use the money from the auction to pay back student loans.

Jackson's famed fedora, which he sported at the 1995 MTV Music Awards, sold for $73,800. It was one of three hats Jackson wore during a 10-minute medley before hurling it into the crowd.

The hat was auctioned at a charity event that year, and the letter of verification is signed "Lisa Marie Presley Jackson," the daughter of Elvis Presley who was married to Jackson for nearly two years.

"To my knowledge, there were not a lot of letters that she signed with her full name," Julien said.

Handwritten lyrics of the 1983 smash hit "Beat It," which Jackson scribbled on a piece of white paper, went for $60,000.

One of the more bizarre items up for bidding, an upper mold used to fit Jackson with animal fangs for the 1983 video for "Thriller," sold for more than $10,000.

The auction also allowed the world to see photographs of Jackson engaged in simple activities, like driving.

His 1985 Mercedes-Benz 500 SEL, which he ultimately gave to an aunt as a birthday gift, was auctioned for $104,500.

"What's even more significant is that we have photos of Michael driving the car," Julien said. "When have you seen Michael driving a car? He was always chauffeured or driven."

There were also a number of autographed photos, as well as signed books, collectibles and artwork. Even Jackson's doodles and sketches of the likes of Frankenstein, Mickey Mouse and Charlie Chaplin were up for sale.

Lee Thompkins, a renowned pencil artist who said he came to know Jackson in the early 1980s and owns approximately 75 of Jackson's artworks, auctioned two of Jackson's pieces: one of a vagabond and the other of Charlie Chaplin. They sold for $20,000 and $33,280 respectively.

"He's more than just a singer and dancer. He was an artist first," Thompkins said.

Before Saturday's auction, the items were exhibited in Santiago, Chile; Dublin, Ireland; and Tokyo, Japan, where crowds lined up for hours get a glimpse of them, Julien said.

"Michael Jackson is looking down and has to be happy," he said after the auction, adding, "We lost an icon."

Dodam jeszcze, że Darren Julien z Julien's Auction nazwał rękawiczkę Świętym Gralem Michaela Jacksona.

[editt]

Jeden z ochroniarzy Michaela chciał sprzedać, dzień przed Jego śmiercią, za 150 tys. $ maskę chirurgiczną, którą nosił Michael.

Michael Jackson's bodyguard nabbed selling his mask

A bodyguard of Michael Jackson has been reported trying to sell a surgical face mask worn by the king of pop the night before he died.

The News of the World reports Eric Muhammad is secretly demanding $150,000 for the mask.

In an apparent set-up, the paper allegedly caught out him trying to sell the black silky mask to a reporter posing as a businessman. He reportedly filched the mask after he took Jackson's three children to the Los Angeles hospital where the singer was ultimately pronounced dead.

Video footage allegedly shows Muhammad, 36, saying: "This is the only way I could, you know, preserve it. This was HIS and you are more than welcome to DNA it. It still has his make-up on it. It still smells like him. It's very sentimental to me and it's personal. The number that I had initially in my mind was to offer it up for 200 hundred grand."

The News of the World writes: "We were tipped off by an LA businessman who had already been approached, and our man took the 'customer's' place. Within seconds of entering our suite at the Intercontinental Montelucia hotel close to his home in Phoenix, Arizona, Muhammad was boasting of his close relationship with the Jackson clan."
http://ow.ly/HoHx

[editt]

Michael Jackson's loafers go on show
Few could ever follow in his footsteps, but someone will soon at least be able to slip into his moonwalking shoes as Michael Jackson's loafers went on show.

The black Sebago shoes, each of which has the words 'Rock My World Billie Jean' written on the sole, are to be sold at auction house Bonhams on Wednesday.

They were worn by the late star for a New York show the day before the 9/11 attacks and together with a fedora hat he wore at the same gig, the items are expected to fetch up to £12,000.

The concerts - which sold out in five hours - were recorded for a CBS TV special and are estimated to have been watched by 44 million people.

Also featuring in the entertainment memorabilia sale in Knightsbridge, London, is cassette demo of a track said to have been the forerunner of his song This Is It. The tape features a song called I Never Heard and according to information given to the auction house, the track was passed on by singer-songwriter Paul Anka in 1983, shortly after Jackson had recorded it in his California studio.

A Jackson puppet from satirical TV series Spitting Image will also go under the hammer, and is valued at up to £4,000.
http://ow.ly/Mz9S

[MJackson]

Od wczoraj w sklepie internetowym merlin.pl jest na promocji (aż 88 zł!!!) The Ultimate Collection.

http://merlin.pl/The-Ultimate-Collectio ... 88385.html

[editt]

Jeśli ktoś chciałby kupić sobie figurę Michaela ( za 189,99 $) z Thrillera to tu:
http://ow.ly/TvQU

[editt]

http://www.juliensauctions.com/auctions ... talog.html

-> temat posprzątany 2 maja 2010.
mav.

[Damian]

Uwaga,
sprzedam moje ulubione Bravo Legends z 2008 roku! Jest w dobram stanie, 100 stron i posiada wszystkie plakaty. Jesli macie wiecej pytan, prosze o PM.
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