Auction Of Michael Jackson's Property:.BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. Maintenance of the house, where Jackson lived with their three children shortly before his death, sold nearly $ 1 million at auction.Darren Julien, president of Julien's Auctions, was not able to provide a more accurate figure, as he continues to count the results on Saturday after a one-day auction, which brought in nearly three times the pre-auction estimate of $ 200,000 to $ 400,000.
Among the highlights: a kitchen blackboard, where the children Jackson wrote: "I love daddy", which was sold for $ 5,000, and a case on which Jackson has written a message to myself in the mirror, which brought $ 25,750.
The auction also includes furniture, artwork and other items from the rented mansion at 100 North Carolwood Drive, where Jackson lived, as he prepared to return to the series of concerts in London until his death in June 2009.
Headboard of the bed, where Jackson died at the age of 50 years was removed from the auction at the request of the family, but the carpet, which was under the bed, was sold for $ 15360.Otsenka was $ 400 to $ 600.
Julien Auctions recreated mansion in Beverly Hills, her showroom and invited fans to fill the space where the bed would be a tribute to the late King of Pop. Julien promised to deliver all items of tribute to Jackson's children and the family matriarch Katherine Jackson.
"Michael Jackson has the best fans in the world. I understand why he lived for them," said Julien. "They came every day this week to bring gifts. This is unlike anything we've ever seen, as it relates to celebrities and their fans."
Julien Auctions held an auction for dozens of celebrities, including Cher, Barbara Streisand, William Shatner and Slash.
Jackson ordered the company to sell his Neverland ranch contents before the auction was canceled in early 2009. Julien has also sold the famous Jackson's "Thriller" jacket $ 1.8 million earlier this year.
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