More Michael Jackson memorabilia will be available for purchase later this year. According to TMZ.com, collector Ed Kosinski says he traded items with the King of Pop himself in the years before his death in 2009. Kosinski — who co-owns the memorabilia site Gottahaveit.com — will offer the items to the public from October 6th through the 15th of this year. Included are the jacket and gloves that Jackson wore on the cover of the late 80s LP “Bad.” The famous jacket is custom-made with Swarovski crystals. Kosinski is also offering fans a chance to bid on signed photos and lyrics sheets from the pop star.
The world recently observed the anniversary of the King of Pop’s death. Michael Jackson died on June 25, 2009 of cardiac arrest. He was 50-years-old at the time. Today marks the anniversary of the massive public memorial that was held for Jackson in Los Angeles. The star-studded event included performances and comments from Stevie Wonder, Smokey Robinson, Mariah Carey and others. More than 31-million viewers tuned into the televised broadcast of the memorial.
