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Thread started 05/26/16 12:44am

Minnie116

Is this for real?

Too bad these items (if they really belonged to P) are not sent to PP since for a museum display to be enjoyed by the public - that is, IF PP ever opens to the public. This makes me sad, seeing his things auctioned off so soon after he left us.

http://http://www.accessoriesmagazine.com/135506/prince-boots-fashion-items-coming-auction

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Reply #1 posted 05/26/16 12:50am

suomynona

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Your link is bad. http://www.accessoriesmag...ng-auction (DNS unable to resolve on your link)

Regardless, here's the actual link that matters http://profilesinhistory.com/

I'm guessing they are real. Folks are going to come out of the woodwork to sell their shit. Mayte did it before Prince passed. It happens all of the time.

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Reply #2 posted 05/26/16 12:51am

nursev

and so it begins sad

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Reply #3 posted 05/26/16 12:51am

suomynona

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Beware of that flipbook though. http://www.profilesinhist...index.html

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Reply #4 posted 05/26/16 12:52am

nursev

to bad us orgers cant get together and donate and buy some of his stuff sad

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Reply #5 posted 05/26/16 12:52am

suomynona

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Minnie116 said:

Too bad these items (if they really belonged to P) are not sent to PP since for a museum display to be enjoyed by the public - that is, IF PP ever opens to the public. This makes me sad, seeing his things auctioned off so soon after he left us.


Don't worry. There will be enough great material if a museum is ever opened.

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Reply #6 posted 05/26/16 1:05am

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nursev said:

to bad us orgers cant get together and donate and buy some of his stuff sad

Buy it for who, exactly? Auctions are meant to do two things: Get rid of things that might otherwise just sit around, and create a cash flow. Elvis's estate has a vast storage facility where things are put away, with great care. But MJ's estate was sold off. Sometimes, you just don't need all that stuff sitting around. MJ doesn't have a museum (and knowing how the Jackson family handles things, it'd be a freakin' disaster from day one anyway). If Paisley Park is turned into a museum, then there is still plenty outside this auction to show.

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As a side note: The Lake Minnetonka outfit he wore used to hang in the Planet Hollywood in the Mall of America. I seens it wif my own eyes.

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Reply #7 posted 05/26/16 1:08am

Minnie116

suomynona said:

Your link is bad. http://www.accessoriesmag...ng-auction (DNS unable to resolve on your link)

Regardless, here's the actual link that matters http://profilesinhistory.com/

I'm guessing they are real. Folks are going to come out of the woodwork to sell their shit. Mayte did it before Prince passed. It happens all of the time.

Thanks for fixing it for me, suomynona.

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Reply #8 posted 05/26/16 1:08am

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TrivialPursuit said:

nursev said:

to bad us orgers cant get together and donate and buy some of his stuff sad

Buy it for who, exactly? Auctions are meant to do two things: Get rid of things that might otherwise just sit around, and create a cash flow. Elvis's estate has a vast storage facility where things are put away, with great care. But MJ's estate was sold off. Sometimes, you just don't need all that stuff sitting around. MJ doesn't have a museum (and knowing how the Jackson family handles things, it'd be a freakin' disaster from day one anyway). If Paisley Park is turned into a museum, then there is still plenty outside this auction to show.

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As a side note: The Lake Minnetonka outfit he wore used to hang in the Planet Hollywood in the Mall of America. I seens it wif my own eyes.

I just thought it would be cool for us to see if we can all get along lol and buy something of his. Im still trynna figure out where we'd put it though hmmm The Jacksons couldnt manage anything anyway falloff

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Reply #9 posted 05/26/16 1:14am

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nursev said:

I just thought it would be cool for us to see if we can all get along lol and buy something of his. Im still trynna figure out where we'd put it though

That is a disaster waiting to happen. no no no!

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Reply #10 posted 05/26/16 1:15am

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TrivialPursuit said:

nursev said:

I just thought it would be cool for us to see if we can all get along lol and buy something of his. Im still trynna figure out where we'd put it though

That is a disaster waiting to happen. no no no!

hrmph lol damn

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Reply #11 posted 05/26/16 8:07pm

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They really should have waited at least 6 months for "due diligence" in finding a will, even his own "wishlist." They're moving way too fast!

Welcome home class. We've come a long way. - RIP Prince
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Reply #12 posted 05/26/16 9:45pm

nursev

roxy831 said:

They really should have waited at least 6 months for "due diligence" in finding a will, even his own "wishlist." They're moving way too fast!

sad sad

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