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Lawrence Dallaglio’s Rugby World Cup Medal Sells for £54,000 at Auction
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What Happened?
A Rugby World Cup winner's medal belonging to Lawrence Dallaglio sold for £54,000 at an auction in England. The event also featured memorabilia from Eric Cantona and others.
Key points
- The auction was held on October 13 by Budds, featuring 332 lots.
- Dallaglio's medal commemorates England's 20-17 victory over Australia in the 2003 Rugby World Cup final.
- Other items from Dallaglio's collection sold for a total of £130,650.
- Eric Cantona's shorts and a table from the BBC's 1998 FIFA World Cup studio were also auctioned.
- The auction reflects a growing market for high-value sports collectibles.
Key insights
- The sale of Dallaglio's medal indicates a strong interest in rugby memorabilia.
- High-profile auctions may attract international bidders, expanding the market.
- The financial circumstances of athletes can influence the sale of their memorabilia.
Why it matters
The auction highlights the increasing value of sports memorabilia, appealing to collectors worldwide.
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Lawrence Dallaglio· PersonEric Cantona· PersonBudds· OrganizationEngland· CountryRugby World Cup· EventFIFA World Cup· Event
Source
Times of India
