Due to its obvious popularity, the 1966 World Cup Final programme has been reprinted many times and with reprints worth significantly less than the increasingly rare original, it is vital to understand the difference. We frequently see reprinted programmes offered for sale as originals, sometimes through lack of expertise and sometimes knowingly, but there are a number of ways of telling the difference between the two. The following points are ALL vital to ensuring the programme is an original.
The front cover must be a chelsea blue colour and not have a lilac tinge to it.
England V West Germany written on the front of the cover should have a blue tone to it, the reprints are in black.
On page two there is a photo of a cigarette packet, this must have noticeably different shades of colour on each side of the packet and not be similar.
The cigarette packet on the
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