Team: CHILE NATIONAL TEAM #1
Season: 1996/1997
Competition: 1998 WORLD CUP QUALIFIERS                                                 
Player: NELSON TAPIA                               
Lot Type: PLAYER COLLECTION | CONCENTRATION WORN KIT 

COA: “Dream Auctions” available upon request. Video from provenance available and also personalized video to the winner bidder upon request.

PROVENANCE: For first time ever the collection of former chilean & international goalkeeper Nelson Tapia is available to be auctioned worlwide with a provenance never seen before. All this exclusive auctioned pieces comes from his personal collection and were worn by the player himself on pitch, swapped after the match or gifted to him during his 18 years of professional career and then storaged  until today when they are up for auction for worldwide fans and museums ."Simpson" Tapia had 73 caps with national team including the 1998 World Cup ( 4 games ), 3 World Cup Qualifiers, 2004 Olympic Games ( Bronze Medal)  and 1999 & 2001 America Cup among many other titles at club level mainly with Universidad Católica (Playing 13 Libertadores Cup) and Cobreloa. Is considered one of the most iconic chilean goalkeepers in 90's.

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NOTA 1:  Full concentration kit worn by Nelson Tapia during 1996/1997 World Cup Qualifiers games road to 1998 France World Cup. Classic and beautiful design with N.T letters marked on Jacquet collar from kitman.

NOTE 2: IMPORTANT: This auctioned lot includes 2 pieces: Wind Breaker Zip Jacquet + Polo Shirt

FEATURES:

Wind Breaker Zip Jacquet

• Made in : Chile - Reebok trademark.
• Embroidered and stitched team shield on left side.
• Embroidered Reebok and Coca Cola logo on front.
• 2 Zip pocket on each side.
• 2 Front pockets with velcro closure.    
• Wind Breaker technology
• Size : XL

Polo Shirt

• Made in : Perú - Reebok trademark.
• Classic three-button placket surw.    
• Long sleeved.
• Embroidered Reebok logo con chest.
• Size : XL

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