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2013 Press Pass Football is one of the first sets out of the gate to include the 2013 NFL Draft class. Led by lots of autographs, the release targets prospectors looking for not only some of the first pro autographs from incoming rookies, but reasonably priced ones as well.
The 2013 Press Pass Football base set is a very reasonable 50 cards. They all have four parallel versions. Collectors will find one Gold card in every pack. Holofoil come numbered to 299. Both Proof Edition (#/100) and Solo (1/1) parallels are exclusive to hobby packs.
Press Pass Signings features autographs from more than 70 players. Hobby packs carry four different versions: Silver, Gold (#/199 or less), Bronze (#/99 or less) and Blue (#/50 or less). Additional autographs fall under the Playmakers and Power Picks banners. Playmakers highlights the best college players entering the draft and have three levels of rarity. Power Picks come with red ink and inscribed versions.
The following players are among those confirmed to have autographs in 2013 Press Pass Football: Geno Smith, Manti Te'o, Matt Barkley, Mike Glennon, Tyler Wilson, Marcus Lattimore, Eddie Lacy, Keenan Allen, Montee Ball, Cordarelle Patterson and Tyler Eifert.
Product Configuration: 30 packs per box, 5 cards per pack
Price Point: Mid-End Football Card
Target Audience: Prospectors, Autograph Collectors, Set Builders
2013 Press Pass Football Box Break
- 6 Autographs
- 150 Total Cards
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michael | Mar 22, 2013 | Reply
no logo — horrid looking cards — see my SAGE comment — if these companies are to cheap to buy an NCAA license — well I wont buy anything until Upper Deck comes out
Toshi | Apr 29, 2013 | Reply
This product gets 5 stars from me! At first glance, I thought the 2013 logo that is “Printed” at the bottom of the base cards was a laser die cut out, similar in design of the 2012 Panini Elite product. Although that was not the case, my wife and I were extremely surprised at the advanced design and quality of the 2013 product compared to their past product releases. The hobby box promises 6 autograph cards, that is a fantastic way of advertisement. And if I’m correct, the base set is a 50 card base set. You could create a complete set without spending a huge amount of money. Every year these card companies compete with each other and continues to raise the bar on their new releases. This only benefits the consumer; “Sports card collectors like my wife and I”! Ryan, I’m sure you would agree with my last statement. I’m excited to see what Topps & Panini will have this year!