Pele Card Encyclopedia
In 1961 Heinerle issued this card in Germany. The front page of the card has written text in German that says “Der,,göttliche” Pelé which translates in English as “The “divine” Pelé”. This is an uncorrected error because the front page of the card is featuring Didi, not Pele. The back of the card has a long paragraph written in German.
The brand Schutt issued a card with the same photo, but that you can easily tell apart due to the different text, which you can see below.
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In 1961 Heinerle issued this card in Germany. The front page of the card has written text in German that says “Der,,göttliche” Pelé which translates in English as “The “divine” Pelé”. This is an uncorrected error because the front page of the card is featuring Didi, not Pele. The back of the card has a long paragraph written in German.
The brand Schutt issued a card with the same photo, but that you can easily tell apart due to the different text, which you can see below.
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In 1961 Heinerle issued this card in Germany. The front page of the card has written text in German that says “Der,,göttliche” Pelé which translates in English as “The “divine” Pelé”. This is an uncorrected error because the front page of the card is featuring Didi, not Pele. The back of the card has a long paragraph written in German.
The brand Schutt issued a card with the same photo, but that you can easily tell apart due to the different text, which you can see below.
