After stealing campaign funds for personal expenses, former representative Jesse Jackson Jr. now faces the sale of thirteen items of his former property to help pay the back the $750,000 debt he and his wife owe. The U.S. Marshals Service is selling the items in an online auction service at txauction.com.

Items include a sheared-mink hooded parka:

A red cashmere cape:

A signed Bruce Lee photo:

And a Michael Jackson autographed poster:

Bidding is online and will close the morning of September 26.

Jackson was also sentenced to 30 months in prison and his wife, Sandi, pleaded guilty to her involvement in the illegal use of campaign funds. She received twelve months in prison and must pay $22,000 in restitution.