Doubt had surrounded Beckham's international future
after he missed out on Fabio Capello's first England squad for the
friendly against Switzerland in February.
But the 33-year-old was recalled to the squad for the
friendly against France and reached the milestone in the 1-0 defeat
at the Stade De France last month.
The LA Galaxy midfielder was presented with the cap before
kick-off in England's 2-0 victory over the USA at Wembley in what
was his 101st appearance for his country.
"I was honoured to reach a hundred caps in France and to
come back and get 101," Beckham said.
"To receive the golden cap off Sir Bobby Charlton - who is my
dad's hero and a big hero of mine and loved by people in life not
just football - is a great honour."
Beckham was replaced by Blackburn's David Bentley at half-time
having set up England's opening goal with a trademark free-kick
which was headed home by defender John Terry.