2013-14 Panini National Treasures Rookie Patch Autograph Guide
Towards the end of the basketball card season, some truly high-end rookie cards hit the market. Kicking that off, and likely leading the way, are the 2013-14 Panini National Treasures Basketball rookie cards. Ever since Panini landed the exclusive NBA license, the ultra high-end brand has produced some of the most impressive -- and expensive -- rookie cards of the year.
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Combining autographs and over-sized patch pieces, they definitely have one of the most elegant looks of the season. Rookie Patch Autographs are numbered to 99, making them tough to find over the long-term. Autographs are on-card, further adding to their prestige.
The cards also have a few parallels. Gold Press Proofs are numbered to 25 while Platinum cards have five copies each. Adding a different look are Horizontal Rookie Patch Autographs that flip the design on its side. Base versions of these are numbered to 10. There are also one-of-one Logoman and unsigned Printing Plate versions.
Top names in the set include Victor Oladipo, Trey Burke and Michael Carter-Williams. However, even lesser names command strong prices.
Of the 33 Rookie Patch Autographs, just one is a redemption, Alex Len.
Below is a gallery of the 2013-14 Panini National Treasures Basketball Rookie Patch Autographs. If you're looking for a certain card, clicking on the links or images will take you to eBay where you can shop and track prices.
2013-14 Panini National Treasures Basketball Rookie Patch Autographs Visual Checklist
103 Solomon Hill, Indiana Pacers
105 Tony Mitchell, Detroit Pistons
107 Cody Zeller, Charlotte Bobcats
109 Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Detroit Pistons
111 Shane Larkin, Dallas Mavericks
113 Tim Hardaway Jr., New York Knicks
115 Jeff Withey, New Orleans Pelicans
117 Alex Len, Phoenix Suns - Redemption
119 Michael Carter-Williams, Philadelphia 76ers
121 Matthew Dellavedova, Cleveland Cavaliers
123 Andre Roberson, Oklahoma City Thunder
125 Gorgui Dieng, Minnesota Timberwolves
127 Nerlens Noel, Philadelphia 76ers
129 Steven Adams, Oklahoma City Thunder
131 Gal Mekel, Dallas Mavericks
133 Archie Goodwin, Phoenix Suns
104 Glen Rice Jr, Washington Wizards
106 Anthony Bennett, Cleveland Cavaliers
108 C.J. McCollum, Portland Trail Blazers
110 Kelly Olynyk, Boston Celtics
114 Nate Wolters, Milwaukee Bucks
116 Victor Oladipo, Orlando Magic
118 Ben McLemore, Sacramento Kings
120 Shabazz Muhammad, Minnesota Timberwolves
124 Peyton Siva, Detroit Pistons
126 Otto Porter, Washington Wizards
130 Giannis Antetokounmpo, Milwaukee Bucks
132 Mason Plumlee, Brooklyn Nets
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Chris Gonsalves
WHY does Panini like to use head shots? I’m a Knicks fan & team collector and couldn’t wait to pick up the Hardaway Jr. RPA but the fact that I only see a pic of his face (pretty much) kills the entire card for me. I HATE when they only have face shots of a player on the card. Panini, you HAVE the NBA License, USE IT, puhlease…..!!