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2013 Topps Archives Football Fan Favorites Autographs Guide

2013 Topps Archives Football Fan Favorites Autographs Guide

2013 Topps Archives Football Fan Favorites Autographs Guide 12013 Topps Archives Football is one of the few sets in the last couple of years that stresses autographs from non-rookie players. Part of that is because it's Topps' first football set for 2013, arriving just as the 2013 NFLPA Rookie Premiere kicked off. The only cards with the latest rookies come in the form of redemptions. The 2012 rookie class is well represented in many areas of the set, but most of their autographs are extremely limited. Rather, it's the 2013 Topps Archives Fan Favorites Autographs that are the most prominent signatures in the release.

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Fan Favorites Autographs are inserted two per hobby box. All come with on-card signatures. The cards use designs from past sets but with new photos. Many of the players on the checklist are among the base set short prints. These cards use the same image. A Fan Favorites gold foil stamp on the front make the certified autographs easy to tell at a quick glance.

Much like 2012 Topps Archives Baseball, the focus of the checklist is more on popular players, particularly at the local level, rather than the superstars. More than 50 players signed for the set. Among them is Vince Papale who was the subject of the Mark Wahlberg movie, Invincible. On a sad note, Chuck Muncie passed away just days before the set's official release date.

Below is a gallery and checklist of all confirmed 2013 Topps Archives Football Fan Favorites Autographs. Once the final checklist is released, we'll be sure to update.

2013 Topps Archives Football Fan Favorites Autographs Gallery

2013 Topps Archives Football Fan Favorites Autographs Checklist

Please note that this checklist is not confirmed as final. We'll update as soon as it is.

Al Toon, New York Jets
Anthony Carter, Minnesota Vikings
Ben Coates, New England Patriots
Billy Johnson, Houston Oilers
Bob Golic, Cleveland Browns
Brent Jones, San Francisco 49ers
Tom Rathman, San Francisco 49ers
Brian Sipe, Cleveland Browns
Bubby Brister, Pittsburgh Steelers
Christian Okoye, Kansas City Chiefs
Chuck Muncie, San Diego Chargers
Clyde Simmons, Philadelphia Eagles
Cornelius Bennett, Buffalo Bills
Curt Warner, Seattle Seahawks
Dave Krieg, Seattle Seahawks
Don Beebe, Buffalo Bills
Ed McCaffrey, Denver Broncos
Ed "Too Tall" Jones, Dallas Cowboys
Eric Allen, Philadelphia Eagles - Redemption
Ernest Givins, Houston Oilers
Gary Clark, Washington Redskins
Harold Carmichael, Philadelphia Eagles
Haywood Jeffires, Houston Oilers
Herman Moore, Detroit Lions
Ickey Woods, Cincinnati Bengals
Jim Zorn, Seattle Seahawks
John L. Williams, Seattle Seahawks
Karl Mecklenburg, Denver Broncos
Ken Anderson, Cincinnati Bengals
Kevin Mack, Cleveland Browns
LeRoy Butler, Green Bay Packers
Lionel James, San Diego Chargers
Louis Lipps, Pittsburgh Steelers
Mark Clayton, Miami Dolphins
Mark Duper, Miami Dolphins
Mercury Morris, Miami Dolphins - Redemption
Merril Hoge, Pittsburgh Steelers
Mike Golic, Philadelphia Eagles
Mike Quick, Philadelphia Eagles
Mike Rozier, Houston Oilers
Neil Lomax, Arizona Cardinals
Raghib "Rocket" Ismail, Dallas Cowboys
Rodney Hampton, New York Giants
Seth Joyner, Philadelphia Eagles
Steve Bartkowski, Atlanta Falcons
Stump Mitchell, Arizona Cardinals
Vai Sikahema, Philadelphia Eagles
Vince Papale, Philadelphia Eagles
Vinny Testaverde, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Wayne Chrebet, New York Jets
Wesley Walker, New York Jets
William "Refrigerator" Perry, Chicago Bears - Redemption
Willie Anderson, Los Angeles Rams
Willie Gault, Los Angeles Raiders
Willie McGinest, New England Patriots
2013 Topps Archives Football Fan Favorites Autographs Guide 57Making purchases through affiliate links can earn the site a commission
Ryan is a former member of The Cardboard Connection Writing Staff.   His collecting origins began with winter bike rides to the corner store, tossing a couple of quarters onto the counter and peddling home with a couple packs of O-Pee-Chee hockey in his pocket. Today, he continues to build sets, go after inserts with cool technologies, chase Montreal Expos and finish off his John Jaha master collection.

User Comments

Dan The Man
Dan The Man

Anybody know how I get info on 2013 Topps Archives Rookie Autograph Mystery Player #2 and maybe the whole list if possible?

Tim
Tim

Any word on the Mercury Morris redemption auto from 2013 Topps Archives????

Jason
Jason

Thanks for the clarification, Ryan!

Jason
Jason

honest question because i’m simply unsure… all it takes is the year that the set is named? because panini released 2012 prizm baseball just a short time ago, in 2013, just so they could call a bryce harper card a rookie. so if topps just called this 2012, even with the same release date, then they would be rookies?

Ryan Cracknell
Ryan Cracknell

Jason Potentially, but Topps opted for it to be a 2013 set and it’s marked as such. The lack of pro stats is likely due to production timelines as many were very likely printed before the end of the 2012 season.

Jason
Jason

Can’t get a straight answer from Topps via Twitter, so maybe you guys know… are the framed 1988 mini autos /25 and the box topper /25 autos for guys like Luck, RG3 and Tannehill considered rookies? They still have only their college stats on the back.

Ryan Cracknell
Ryan Cracknell

Jason No. This is a 2013 set, therefore they are not rookies.

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