Father's Day Gifts: Exclusive Memorabilia

Father's Day in the UK is coming up next month so I'll be posting a few Father's Day gift ideas, including today's post which is focusing on a very special gift idea from Exclusive Memorabilia. I have already posted my first Father's Day gift guide which you can check out if you want more gift ideas for your dad or grandad.

*Exclusive Memorabilia - Sir Geoff Hurst Signed World Cup Replica Program (£53.99 - SALE)

Today's post is all about an extra special gift idea for Father's Day and it's something that I think will be treasured for years! Exclusive Memorabilia stock a wide range of signed and exclusive memorabilia items from various sports personalities and celebrities from a variety of sports and media. They have a range of memorabilia such as boxing, football, golf, darts, formula one, horse riding, rugby and more as well as TV/movies such as Doctor Who, The Godfather and Star Wars.

I was very kindly sent one of their football item which is a signed replica of the 1966 World Cup signed by Sir Geoff Hurst who played a main role in the victory for England in the 1966 World Cup against West Germany. The signed programme comes in a black sleeve which not only protects it in transit but it would be ideal to store the item if you aren't going to display it.

The signed replica programme also comes with a certificate of authenticity to prove that the item is authentic and legitimately signed by the celebrity or sports personality. One of the main things I love about this item and why I think it would be a perfect gift is the level of detail and how the item is clearly proven to be authentic.

If you've read any of my previous gift guides then you'll know that I love to gift personalised items to friends and family as I think they're much more special compared to store bought gifts but I think signed memorabilia is potentially even more unique and special as it's not only something personal to the gift recipient but it is a limited edition and *almost* one of a kind item too.

I'm very happy with my gift idea from Exclusive Memorabilia as not only is it a collectable, signed item but it is an interesting item to read through as well especially because it has adverts and information within it from that time period. However, if you're gift recipient isn't a football fan then there's so many other options to choose from including signed boxing gloves, signed rugby balls (which would be an amazing and very special gift idea), framed football shirts and many more. They are currently offering a discount on various items for Father's Day - up to 50% off so, go, go, go!

What do you think of this gift idea? Would you purchase signed memorabilia as a gift? 

*Gifted