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Kurt Cobain’s iconic cigarette-burned cardigan worn for legendary MTV Unplugged set tipped to sell for £200,000


THE cigarette-burned cardigan worn by Nirvana’s Kurt Cobain for an iconic MTV Unplugged set is tipped to sell for £200,000.

The Smells Like Teen Spirit star was seen in the grungy woolly in 1993.

 The cardigan worn by Kurt Cobain for an MTV Unplugged set in 1993 is set to sell for £200,000

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The cardigan worn by Kurt Cobain for an MTV Unplugged set in 1993 is set to sell for £200,000Credit: Getty – Contributor
 The grungy woolly is among rare rock memorabilia to be auctioned in LA on Friday

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The grungy woolly is among rare rock memorabilia to be auctioned in LA on FridayCredit: AFP or licensors

The garment is being sold in LA on Friday to mark 25 years since the singer’s untimely death.

The body of the American 27-year-old was found at his Seattle home by an electrician who had come to fit a home security system.

He had shot himself in the head and was found to have had a large amount of heroin in his system.

The Nirvana frontman’s hospital gown from his legendary Reading Festival set previously went on sale for £40,000.

 The cardigan features scorch holes from cigarettes

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The cardigan features scorch holes from cigarettesCredit: AFP or licensors

Cobain was pushed on to the stage in a wheelchair at the 1992 show, considered one of the band’s greatest gigs.

Cobain’s on-off partner Courtney Love gave the gown to a shocked fan who had attended a vigil for him, two years after the star’s death.

The fan kept hold of it for 25 years before deciding to consign it for sale.

 The hospital gown worn by the Nirvana frontman at Reading in 1992 previously went on sale for £40,000

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The hospital gown worn by the Nirvana frontman at Reading in 1992 previously went on sale for £40,000Credit: Getty – Contributor
 The gown was kept by a fan for 25 years before they decided to put it up for sale

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The gown was kept by a fan for 25 years before they decided to put it up for saleCredit: Bournemouth News
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