Michael Jackson Signed Personally/Stage-Worn CTE Shoulder Pads Original with COA

You will receive a pair of signed CTE shoulder pads which were worn during "Man in The Mirror" when Michael was doing his Dangerous Tour. Included COA and other documentation. 

Michael Jackson's 1992-1993 Dangerous World Tour in Europe was primarily staged to support his newly established Heal the World Foundation, a charity dedicated to aiding disadvantaged children and environmental causes. Throughout the European leg, Jackson frequently distributed signed memorabilia-such as jackets, tour programs, and promotional items - to hospitals, orphanages, and supporters.

     *Germany Leg (June-September 1992) Michael wore and signed pieces of his costume during his major Germany tour stops (such as Munich, Hamburg, and Berlin), typically numbering the insides (e.g., "1-3") to keep track of his stage wardrobe. If the piece has the initials "M.J." alongside a star or a specific fan dedication, it is highly authentic memorabilia that was distributed directly to local crew members or lucky fans via his Heal the World Foundation campaigns during those specific European concert dates.

     Key Heal the World Campaigns & Memorabilia Distribution in Europe:

     *Munich, Germany (June 27, 1992): To kick off the tour, Jackson presented a cheque for $26,000 to Munich's mayor for disadvantaged children and visited the Heal the World Children's Festival to distribute signed memorabilia and gifts.