Michael Jackson's glove sold for $350,000

Malaysia News.Net
Saturday 21st November, 2009 (IANS)

Michael Jackson's famous sequined white glove, worn at his first Moon Walk concert, went for $350,000 at an auction at Hard Rock cafe in New York City.

The buyer was a businessman, Hoffman Ma, who told Fox News that he had come prepared to spend much more than that on the iconic object.

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