Michael Jackson’s Collection Of Strange Statues Going For Huge Money

Michael Jackson is no longer with us, but his Neverland Ranch is still standing, complete with 28 statues. Those pieces of art are now for sale, but they won’t come cheap.

Several of the statues at Michael Jackson’s former property are for sale. They are not piecing them out, and all 28 statues are going in one package deal. Obviously, the buyer will need to have deep pockets, a lot of room, and the ability to ignore the cringe-inducing history behind those works of art.

According to TMZ, Noble Art Lovers is selling those 28 statues for $2.5 million. The entire collection must go as one lot.

These statues include depictions of children playing various games including follow the leader, football, and one of kids just swinging from a tree. Another statue is called “Young Boy and Companion.”

Some historical statues are in the mix as well. A Marble Roman Bust is a part of the lot along with a Napoleon Crossing the Alps statue. He also had statues of cupid, candelabra, a wooden ship, a Marilyn Monroe statue, and one of Minnie Mouse.

The owner is looking for a serious buyer who can take these statues off his hands. It’s unknown why those statues can’t be split up, but $2.5 seems to be the firm asking price for those 28 statues once owned by MJ. Odds are it will also cost the buyer a ton of cash to move them to the statues new home as well.