Sock Michael Jackson Dirty Stage Cook sells for nearly 9,000 dollars

A dirty white sock once worn by the pop king was combed on his way to the spotlight.

A stone-covered sock, which Michael Jackson wore during the 1997 show in Nims, was sold on Wednesday for 7,688 euros-about 8,911 dollars- In an auction house In southern France.

The colored sock was discovered outside the white, which is originally white and studded with crystal rhinestones, by a technician behind the scenes after performing the Jackson Tour of History. Then the sock was preserved in a 28 -year frame, according to a French auction.

“It is truly an exceptional object – even the worship of the fans of Michael Jackson,” said Auctioneer Aurre Illy to Agence France -Presse.

The sock was worn during the Jackson tour, which struck 35 countries and included 82 shows. Footage shows the performance of “Billy Jean” in sparkling shoes.

Auctions estimated that the element ranged between 3000 and 4000 euros, but it has almost doubled expectations.

Despite Jackson’s legacy Still controversial Because of the allegations of harassment of children for a long time – he and his real estate denied – his souvenirs continue to prosper.

Macau casino Peel 350,000 dollars In 2009 in favor of the glossy glove he was wearing during his first televised corridor in 1983.

In 2023, Paris buyer Pay more than 80,000 dollars For Fedora Jackson wore before the same performance. After months, a black and white leather jacket from Pepsi Declaration in 1984 Sold for $ 306,000.

Jackson died in 2009 at the age of 50 due to an overdose of deadly drugs.