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The Road to the World Cup 2026 Auctions

Reliving the moments than made nations, Inside the 2026 World Cup Auctions. During the build up and running throughout the tournament period (14th June to the 17th July), we are hosting 3 special auctions which will include: 60th Anniversary of the 1966 World Cup 60th Anniversary Timed Auction. 48 country match worn shirts of the World Cup. The World Cup Auction - Moments That Made History

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The Road to the World Cup 2026 Auctions
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The Auctions

Running throughout the tournament period (May through to July 2026), we are hosting 3 special auctions.

The Auctions
2nd June 2026: Live Auction

1966 and Beyond: The World Cup Legacy Collection

Sixty years after 1966, this landmark auction celebrates the legacy of the FIFA World Cup. Featuring historic artefacts, match-worn memorabilia and rare collectibles from tournaments across the decades, it offers collectors a chance to own a piece of football’s greatest stage.

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1966 and Beyond:  The World Cup  Legacy Collection
10th June 2026: Live Auction

The World Cup: Moments That Made History - A Celebration of Immortality

Some moments belong not just to sport, but to the world. This live auction features iconic FIFA World Cup artefacts, including winners’ medals awarded to Pelé (1958) and Gordon Banks (1966), plus Peter Shilton’s match-worn shirt from the 1986 “Hand of God” game and his tournament cap — tangible pieces of football history.

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The World Cup:  Moments That Made History - A Celebration of Immortality
1st - 21st June 2026: Timed Auction

The Fabric of Nations - 48 Match-Issued / Worn Shirts

Some moments belong not just to sport, but to the world. This live auction features iconic FIFA World Cup artefacts, including winners’ medals awarded to Pelé (1958) and Gordon Banks (1966), plus Peter Shilton’s match-worn shirt from the 1986 “Hand of God” game and his tournament cap — tangible pieces of football history.

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The Fabric of Nations -  48 Match-Issued /  Worn Shirts
Memorabilia from every World Cup

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Budd’s World Cup 2026 Auction is set to become the largest and most prestigious World Cup memorabilia auction series in history.

Timed to coincide with the excitement of the FIFA World Cup 2026, this landmark event will unite collectors, fans, and institutions from around the globe through a series of themed auctions celebrating the most iconic moments in football.

We are now open for accepting auction entries — we’re actively seeking world-class items from every era of the World Cup. Whether you're a collector, player, or institution, this is your chance to be part of football history.

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Highlight lots

Already Consigned for the 2026 Auctions

  • Pele – A Continental gold 1958 World Cup Winners medal
  • Gordon Banks – A Continental gold 1966 World Cup Winners medal
  • Peter Shilton grey and blue No.1 England v. Argentina 'Hand of God' match worn goalkeepers shirt
  • Peter Shilton blue cap covering all 1986 World Cup Qualifying and World Cup Tournament appearances
  • Alan Ball red No.7 England v. West Germany 1966 World Cup Match worn long-sleeve shirt
  • Martin Peters red No.16 England v. West Germany 1966 World Cup spare long-sleeved shirt
  • Complete Set of 1966 World Cup ticket stubs for all 32 matches played in the 1966 World Cup Finals in England
 Already Consigned for the 2026 Auctions

60 years since England’s historic World Cup victory

With 2026 marking 60 years since England’s historic World Cup victory in 1966 and 40 years since the infamous ‘Hand of God’ goal in 1986, the timing could not be more significant. From match-worn shirts and official match balls to winner’s medals, rare tickets, and personal items from the game’s greatest legends, each item tells a story of passion, triumph, and legacy. Running throughout the tournament (June 11 – July 19), the series will feature VIP viewing events, a flagship exhibition in the United States, and a high-profile launch at the National Football Museum.

60 years since England’s historic World Cup victory

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