Normally, we saw in the English Premier League, the player worn a jersey with a wrong spelling of his name. It was an misspelling of player's name done by the kitman accidentally in preparing the player jersey. In the eyes of kitman, it was a minor mistake. However, in the eyes of collector it was the most valuable and rarest matchworn jersey. It was one of its kind. Even, if the collector did not managed to get the matchworn jersey, the collector will do the same by misspelling the player's name on their replica jersey.
Its happened on the Perak matchworn jersey as well. Misspelling of player's name done by the kitman accidentally. It has turned this Perak matchworn jersey as the most valuable and rarest Perak jersey ever existed. It was one of its kind. In the eyes of collector, this jersey was priceless and was a great masterpiece. Below were the misspelling matchworn jerseys done by kitman in English Premier League:-
Misspelling David Beckham matchworn jersey.
Misspelling Ole Solskjaer matchworn jersey.
Misspelling Tomasz Kuszczak matchworn jersey.
Below was the misspelling Perak matchworn jersey that was known to exist:-
Perak early 1996 season away jersey matchworn Chan Kok Heng (Front).
*picture credit Mr. Shahrizan
Misspelling as H.K. Shan (Back). Supposedly the correct spelling was H.K. Chan (Heng Kok Chan).
*picture credit Mr. Shahrizan
Perak middle 1996 season away jersey matchworn Chee Wan Hoe (Front).
Misspelling as W.K. Chee (Back). Supposedly the correct spelling was W.H. Chee (Wan Hoe Chee).
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