FIFA World Cup 2026 — pewter collectibles you should secure now

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Every single FIFA World Cup is a historic event — and the 2026 edition, which will be held in the United States, Canada and Mexico, is no exception. Royal Selangor is the official licensee of the FIFA World Cup 2026 and produces exclusive pewter collectibles that combine the iconography of the tournament with 130 years of pewter craftsmanship.

What makes these pieces special?

Unlike the mass-produced plastic figures and miniatures that flood the market in connection with every World Cup, Royal Selangor's World Cup pieces are produced in limited editions using the same craft process as all other RS pieces: casting, filing, polishing and engraving — done by tinsmiths in Setapak, Kuala Lumpur.

Official FIFA logos and World Cup symbolism are incorporated into the design in collaboration with FIFA's licensing department. Each piece is officially licensed and comes with authenticity documentation.

For collectors and fans

World Cup collectibles have historically increased in value — especially those produced in limited editions and from premium materials. A Royal Selangor WC 2026 pewter piece isn't just a piece of memorabilia: it's a potential future investment in pop culture history.

Norwegian football fans should especially take note: WC 2026 comes after Norwegian football has undergone a renaissance with Erling Haaland and co. Although Norway has not yet qualified, football enthusiasm in Norway is at a historically high level — and World Cup collectibles in pewter are perfect gifts for the football enthusiast.

Limited Availability

VM-licensed pieces are produced in limited volumes and are available for a limited period only. Based on past World Cup releases from Royal Selangor, it's wise to secure these pieces early — after the tournament is over, many of them are sold out and can only be found on the secondary market at premium prices.