The drummer, 75, is selling the pair of balls he wore on the cover of the classic 1977 Fleetwood Mac album Rumours at an upcoming auction, and they're estimated to fetch up to $200,000.

The auction was held following the death of Fleetwood Mac's Christine McVie. By Hannah Dailey The rumors are true: Mick Fleetwood’s balls are worth a whole lot of money. On Dec. 3 and 4 in ...

Fleetwood Mac's hanging wooden balls, an unmistakable prop worn onstage and on the cover of 1977's Rumours by Fleetwood Mac drummer and bandleader Mick Fleetwood, have sold for $128,000 at auction.

The iconic wooden balls featured on Fleetwood Mac’s seminal LP Rumours were sold via Julien’s Auctions in Beverly Hills for $128,000 this past weekend. Rumours is famous for many reasons ...

The hanging balls from the artwork of Fleetwood Mac‘s legendary ‘Rumours’ LP have sold for $128,000 (£105,000) at auction. The items went under the hammer this week as part of an auction of ...

Two wooden hanging balls worn by Fleetwood Mac drummer Mick Fleetwood on the cover of the band’s hit 1977 album ‘Rumours’ have sold at auction for $128,000 (£105,000). The famous hanging balls went up ...

Fleetwood Mac’s history with the Recording Academy goes further back. In 1978, the band won album of the year for their blockbuster album Rumours. The auction includes more than 700 lots ...

Fleetwood regularly wore the balls on stage before incorporating them into the Rumours cover art. Other big ticket items from the Fleetwood Mac auction include several John McVie instruments ...

Read below for the story behind the famous Rumours album cover by Fleetwood Mac. Now to get to the part ... Yes, Fleetwood is sporting two wooden, dangling balls, and no, the crass allusion ...