Football World Championships - Luxary Framed Jersey / Beckett
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Brazilian football jersey from the 1970 World Cup, number 10, signed by Pelé with a silver pen, supplied with a Beckett certificate and framed in a black custom frame with gold accents (625 x 815 mm).
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Pelé Signed Jersey / World Cup / Brazil / Beckett
The Brazil retro jersey (1969 World Cup) with the number 10 was signed by Pelé with a silver pen and comes with an official Beckett certificate of authenticity (including scan code).
Framing details
The jersey was custom framed to suit Pelé.
* Premium black custom frame
* Black background
* Gold accents
* Two matching Pelé photo motifs
* Central plaque
* Ready for display
Frame size: 625 x 815 mm
Pelé earned 91 caps for Brazil and scored 77 goals. Among his outstanding achievements are third place on the all-time World Cup goal scorers list (12 goals) and the status of the only player to win three World Cup titles. By the end of his career Pelé had scored 1281 goals in 1363 games, cementing his reputation as one of the greatest scorers in football history. This unique collector’s piece is a great addition for any football fan — whether to display at home or in the office.
More information about Pelé
Pelé, born Edson Arantes do Nascimento, is a Brazilian football legend and widely regarded as one of the best players in the history of the sport. He played as a forward and earned numerous accolades throughout his career. Pelé is known for his exceptional technical skill, speed, and goal-scoring ability, as well as his sportsmanship and charisma — both on and off the pitch. With the Brazilian national team, he won three World Cups (1958, 1962, and 1970) — a feat no other player has achieved. Pelé’s influence on football spans generations; he remains a worldwide icon who has profoundly shaped the sport.
Pelé Signed Jersey / World Cup / Brazil / Beckett
The Brazil retro jersey (1969 World Cup) with the number 10 was signed by Pelé with a silver pen and comes with an official Beckett certificate of authenticity (including scan code).
Framing details
The jersey was custom framed to suit Pelé.
* Premium black custom frame
* Black background
* Gold accents
* Two matching Pelé photo motifs
* Central plaque
* Ready for display
Frame size: 625 x 815 mm
Pelé earned 91 caps for Brazil and scored 77 goals. Among his outstanding achievements are third place on the all-time World Cup goal scorers list (12 goals) and the status of the only player to win three World Cup titles. By the end of his career Pelé had scored 1281 goals in 1363 games, cementing his reputation as one of the greatest scorers in football history. This unique collector’s piece is a great addition for any football fan — whether to display at home or in the office.
More information about Pelé
Pelé, born Edson Arantes do Nascimento, is a Brazilian football legend and widely regarded as one of the best players in the history of the sport. He played as a forward and earned numerous accolades throughout his career. Pelé is known for his exceptional technical skill, speed, and goal-scoring ability, as well as his sportsmanship and charisma — both on and off the pitch. With the Brazilian national team, he won three World Cups (1958, 1962, and 1970) — a feat no other player has achieved. Pelé’s influence on football spans generations; he remains a worldwide icon who has profoundly shaped the sport.
Details
Sport
Football (Soccer)
Sports memorabilia type
Luxary Framed Jersey / Beckett
Number of objects
1
Condition
Mint
Sports event
Football World Championships
Extras
Certificate, Hand signed, Hand signed in person, framed
