Topps Cam Newton and Mark Ingram Autographed Rookie Card Preview

Topps Cam Newton and Mark Ingram Autographed Rookie Card Preview

By Mike Smeth | May 04, 2011

Topps confirmed via press release late Wednesday morning that two of the most highly anticipated 2011 NFL Rookies, Cam Newton and Mark Ingram, will be signing autographs for their 2011 football card product line. Many of these autographs will be of the on-card variety.



Cam Newton and Mark Ingram took turns over the past two seasons leading their respective schools to national championships. Both of them amassed some incredible numbers and awards along the way, earning them legions of fans. This has thrust them into the spotlight and earned them the distinction of being the two most collectible rookies as this point in the season.

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2011 PRESS PASS HOBBY FOOTBALL 2 BOX LOT- 10 AUTOGRAPHS CAM NEWTON AUTO ?
$110.00
Cam Newton Totally Certified Green Auto Emerald Patch Autograph 5
$620.00
2011 Leaf Award Winner Cam Newton authentic signature numbered 4 of 5
$159.00
2010 Leaf Pop Century Award Winners Cam Newton BGS 9.5 Gem Mint 10 Auto
$93.00

2010 Leaf Metal Cam Newton Auto RC 32 50 BGS 9
$71.10
2010 Topps Rising Rookies Cam Newton Auto RC BGS 9
$97.99
CAM NEWTON ROOKIE REFRACTOR 3 COLOR COLOSSAL JERSEY PLATINUM AUTO AUTOGRAPH 75
$275.00
2011 Leaf National Convention Cam Newton Print Plate 1 1
$36.00

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Mike Smeth is the Owner of The Cardboard Connection. After collecting baseball cards for much of his youth, he took a 12-year hiatus from the hobby. One muggy summer day in 2006 he unexpectedly came across his childhood baseball card collection while packing up for an upcoming move. With every intention of selling them on Craigslist, Mike began sorting through them. Somewhere between the 3rd and 4th box, he rediscovered his passion for collecting and hasn't looked back since. Visit Mike's Google+ profile.

User Comments

  1. jbmm161 | May 5, 2011 | Reply

    Heisman Winners = Over priced, over hyped cards and near certain failure in the pros.
    Hopefully they can join the other 5 guys out of the last 30 years who had above average NFL careers.

    They do have nice autos though.

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