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You Can Moonwalk In Shoes Worn By Michael Jackson -- For $50K!

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Nov. 24 2013, Published 10:36 a.m. ET

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A pair of shoes worn by Michael Jackson during which he is said to have moonwalked will go on auction next month, RadarOnline.com can reveal.

The loafers - with the King of Pop's autograph, dated 1998 - are expected to fetch $50,000 and are one of a number of pieces of memorabilia which will go under the hammer at a London auction house on Dec. 7.

Also up for sale: Jackson's trademark 'Smooth Criminal' fedora signed and a single white crystal glove that he wore during his "Billie Jean" performance on the Dangerous and on the first leg of his History World Tour.

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Jackson's costume designers, Michael Bush and Dennis Tompkins, completely covered the glove in Swarovski crystals, President and CEO of Knaisz Auctions, Balazs Nagy, told RadarOnline.com.

He said the custom-designed glove was estimated to reach $40,000 to $50,000.

"We feel a great respect to Michael Jackson," Nagy said, "because he is the most important figure in the history of pop-music.

"That's why we dedicate our auction to the memory of the one and only King of Pop and of course we would like to allow fans to take home a piece of their idol."

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