World Cup memorabilia auction expected to exceed £2 million
This month, an unprecedented auction featuring the most extensive assortment of World Cup memorabilia will take place. Among the items for bid are Pele's winner's medal from the 1958 World Cup, Gordon Banks' jersey from his iconic 1970 'Save of the Century' against Pele, and Peter Shilton's shirt worn during Maradona's infamous 'Hand of God' goal in 1986. The auction is anticipated to generate over £2 million from more than 450 lots, showcasing artifacts that represent the pinnacle of football's achievements, controversies, and pivotal events.
Key facts
- Largest collection of World Cup memorabilia ever offered at auction
- Auction takes place this month
- Includes Pele's 1958 World Cup winner's medal
- Includes Gordon Banks' shirt from 1970 'Save of the Century'
- Includes Peter Shilton's jersey from Maradona's 1986 'Hand of God' goal
- More than 450 lots in the sale
- Expected to reach more than £2 million in total sales
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