Scarce Trade Card of Bill Beaumont, England 1986

William Blackledge Beaumont OBE (born 9 March 1952, Chorley, Lancashire) was captain of the England rugby union team at a time when they struggled to win games. His greatest moment as captain was the unexpected 1980 Grand Slam. He played as a lock. He won 34 caps for England, then a record for a lock, and was captain 21 times. He made his international debut as a 22-year-old in Dublin in 1975 as a late replacement for Roger Uttley. He toured Australia in 1975, Japan, Fiji and Tonga in 1979, and Argentina in 1981 with England. He played 15 times for the Barbarians, including the match against the All Blacks in 1978.

Condition:MINT
Remarks: A Super Genuine picture card from the much sought after game "A Question of Sport", famous in its day for the many jovial BBC clashes between the late Emlyn Hughes and of course larger than life Bill Beaumont, hosted by David Coleman. A Very Nice Card. A Must For All Trade card Collectors. See Scan For Actual Card On Sale.

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Poor (P) - some surface grubbiness, possible damage to reverse, major creases or marks. possible rounded or missing corners. Only collectable if Rare Cards in our opinion.

Fair (F) -most surfaces clean, with creases or marks on some. possible rounded corners and occasional slight damage to rear of cards. OK for scarce cards.

Good (G) - clean but handled surfaces, some grubbiness on edges and reverse, occasional lightly rounded corners and or minor creases. Ideal Gap Fillers !

Very Good (VG)- No visible creases, no tears, no rounded corners. Occasional mark/grubbiness to reverse or odd corner showing signs of handling. Very Collectable !!

Excellent (EX)- Bright, crisp, crease free with sharp edges and corners. Top Quality Cards !.

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