While Jackson’s music and performances continue to be celebrated worldwide, up until now some of the most valuable pieces of Jackson’s memorabilia include: his iconic white glove, worn during the performance of “Billie Jean,” which sold for $480,000 in 2009, Jackson’s red “Thriller” jacket which sold for $1.8 million at a auctions in 2011, the black fedora worn in the video for “Smooth Criminal,” which sold for $350,000, and the sequined glove worn in the “Victory” tour, which brought in $190,000.  Because  Jackson’s memorabilia has become so sought-after it is difficult to put a value on his personal hand drawn art becaise it is so much more intimate than a jacket or hat. Some however suggest the art valuations are in the six digits depending on the piece.