Michael Jackson Collectibles on the Rise

With the recent death of 50 year old pop icon, Michael Jackson comes the search for Michael Jackson memorabilia by new and seasoned collectors alike.

Fans of the late singer will be scouring the market for vintage albums, concert t-shirts, autographs, dolls and more.

Retail stores are already reporting sales of his CD's on the rise. What do you see as the future of Michael Jackson collectibles? Passing phase, or investment?

Will you be selling your vintage Michael Jackson collectibles?

I look forward to hearing from you!

Comments

[sexyrexy]

11:58 PM on 06/29/2009

I have his backstage pass from BAD TOUR.. and some call cards from his office..some limited books he released in early 90's..
darn.. I should have gotten more..

[kendraro]

06:10 PM on 06/29/2009

I have a good friend who works in a used bookstore. He said that as soon as the news got out, people started coming in looking for albums.

[letstakeawalk]

06:32 PM on 06/29/2009

Just remember, before plonking down any more than $10 for ANY MJ vinyl, he was one of the biggest selling recording artists of all times. You can find his records in any thrift store in America at an average price of 25 cents. A hand-signed white glove - maybe there's some value there. But the man released 100's of millions of records.

Seriously. Over in the vintage audio forums people are dying from laughter over the results of some recent auctions.