4th Panini sticker book for the World Cup held in Spain was the first one that has shiny stickers. Collection featured 427 stickers and 48 pages softcover sticker album. Espana 82 had the highest number of stickers for a WC collection of stickers until then, since the previous two (Argentina 78 and Munchen 74) had 400 in total.
Bellow is a list, or a guide, whatever you'd like to call it to album, sticker packs and stickers differences in Panini World Cup 1982 album that had been on sale around the world, hence there are many different versions.
Collection information :
If you have any other photo, info or clarification to add, please feel free to comment bellow and help making this guide even better.
Spain 82 - Albums around the world
Bellow is a list of all known album variations. It might be good to mention that all in all, collections are quite similar, no matter the country. One particular version that has different badges is Yugoslav. For Yugoslavian market badges were slightly different in terms of gloss on stickers.
INTERNATIONAL VERSION
ENGLISH VERSION
DANISH VERSION
COLOMBIAN VERSION
VENEZUELAN VERSION
PERUVIAN
YUGOSLAV VERSION
CHACHA VERSION (Belgium)
ChaCha is a Candy manufacturer from Belgium and this can be seen by language on them.
FUJIFILM VERSION (Italian)
FujiFilm on the back cover. This version was released in Italy.
Sticker packets
Here is a list of all sticker packets community members discovered. There is a possibility that there are more, as always if you have any info or a photo, let me know in the comments so that I can update the guide.
INTERNATIONAL
INTERNATIONAL
YUGOSLAV
CHACHA
FUJIFILM
PICGRTN
STICKERS VARIATIONS
Unfortunately I was able to discover only two different types of stickers. Additionally, as already mentioned, badges in Yugoslav version are different as well.
INTERNATIONAL STICKER BACK
YUGOSLAV STICKER BACK AND BADGE
At the top of the Yugoslav version sticker back it says "Spanija 82". At the bottom there is Dečje Novine Logo. Since DN was printing and distributing Panini stickers in former Yugoslavia since 1992.
VENEZUELAN VERSION
In this country, stickers were printed by Cromos Venezolanos under Panini license. Stickers contain number at the front. Badges are also not shiny, but they are not the same as Yugoslav version.
Big thanks to everyone who contributed in creating this thread. Special thanks to Pete and @Makhno
Bellow is a list, or a guide, whatever you'd like to call it to album, sticker packs and stickers differences in Panini World Cup 1982 album that had been on sale around the world, hence there are many different versions.
Collection information :
- Stickers : 1-427
- Album : 48 page, softcover, multilingual
- Packs : 5 stickers
- Box : 100 packs (500 stickers)
If you have any other photo, info or clarification to add, please feel free to comment bellow and help making this guide even better.
Spain 82 - Albums around the world
Bellow is a list of all known album variations. It might be good to mention that all in all, collections are quite similar, no matter the country. One particular version that has different badges is Yugoslav. For Yugoslavian market badges were slightly different in terms of gloss on stickers.
INTERNATIONAL VERSION
ENGLISH VERSION
DANISH VERSION
COLOMBIAN VERSION
VENEZUELAN VERSION
PERUVIAN
YUGOSLAV VERSION
CHACHA VERSION (Belgium)
ChaCha is a Candy manufacturer from Belgium and this can be seen by language on them.
FUJIFILM VERSION (Italian)
FujiFilm on the back cover. This version was released in Italy.
Sticker packets
Here is a list of all sticker packets community members discovered. There is a possibility that there are more, as always if you have any info or a photo, let me know in the comments so that I can update the guide.
INTERNATIONAL
INTERNATIONAL
YUGOSLAV
CHACHA
FUJIFILM
PICGRTN
STICKERS VARIATIONS
Unfortunately I was able to discover only two different types of stickers. Additionally, as already mentioned, badges in Yugoslav version are different as well.
INTERNATIONAL STICKER BACK
YUGOSLAV STICKER BACK AND BADGE
At the top of the Yugoslav version sticker back it says "Spanija 82". At the bottom there is Dečje Novine Logo. Since DN was printing and distributing Panini stickers in former Yugoslavia since 1992.
VENEZUELAN VERSION
In this country, stickers were printed by Cromos Venezolanos under Panini license. Stickers contain number at the front. Badges are also not shiny, but they are not the same as Yugoslav version.
Big thanks to everyone who contributed in creating this thread. Special thanks to Pete and @Makhno
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