2014 Panini Prizm Baseball Cards

is there anyone that could help in the value of the 2014 Panini Prizm Kris Bryant 1/1 redemption. Its uncirculated. People are saying $500 but I think it’s gotta be more. Thanks so much

I pulled the redemption for the Kris Bryant black 1 of 1 refractor…7 months and 2 weeks later I got after hassling them a bit (nice of course). I loved this set, I have it on Ebay the Bryant but I think i’m gonna take it down. If he’s half as good as most people think he will be, this will be 1 of the few cards that will go UP in value over time, am I correct? Thanks

I just opened a box and there were zero autographs in the box. I mean nothing…very disappointing. Cards are nice with reflector and I got a Derek Jeter but zero autos…

Thank you Ryan I appreciate the reply

I have just started getting back into collecting and this product has been my favorite with all of the excellent cards and everything it offers. I do have one problem though just mostly confusion really. Why do I have some cards that are base and then some or the refractor and I’m not saying the parallels like red and purple or the others its just a basic refractor. Is it just the base card or is it a Prizm Prizm card. Sorry I feel like I’m asking a dumb question haha but just kinda confused?

Brandon Phillips Auto /75
Lee Smith Auto
Stephen Strasburg Intuition /75
Jose Abreu Rookie Reign
Kolten Wong Rookie Reign /75
Elvis Andrus Blue Mojo /75
Clint Frazier Auto
Lee Mazzalli Auto
Ethan Martin RC Orange Die-Cut Prizm
Mariano Rivera 42 Prizm
Matt Harvey Red Prizm
Billy Hamilton Rookie Reign
Xander Bogaerts Rookie Reign

Plus a bunch of great rookies and refractors in 2 boxes for a total of $105

Well first off….
I pulled an Evan Longoria Auto
Pete Rose 75/75
Chad Bettis /99 Auto
All in one box

Then went and got more packs and pulled
Nolan Ryan 31/99 Distinction Purple Die-Cit

Tell me why I shouldn’t give this item a 5/5….
Im not saying its likely to duplicate this kind of luck with this set. But as for myself this is hands down my favorite product 2014….

I’m curious as if anyone has sent any of the Prizm’s in for grading? I know that one of BGS’s is surface. I’m not sure if anyone has had success wiping them off, or just leaving them as are? Thanks
Damon

Ok, I didn’t read all of the remarks above. I didn’t know about the powder. I just pulled one of the cards I put in a sleeve and now it has a glossy surface. I guess its not that big of deal to wipe off the ones going into a top loader, other than possibly damage to the corners doing so.

I have never bought Prizm until last year. Liked them but not the same as MLB licensed cards. I always buy a Blaster box from W/M or Target first to see if I like them before buying hobby or jumbo boxes. Every card (including the Camo Prizm bonus 6 pack) had no gloss on the backs. Looked terrible , cards are useless. I buy cards to have them graded, I got a couple of cards I would have graded but not now. I’ll buy another one hopping this one was a bad print run.

The last three iterations of this product have been the only sets I’ve collected in 15 years as they’re really some of the most striking cards I’ve seen. Doing mixed parallel master sets really harkens back to the glory days of the mid 90’s inserts for me.

The higher quality plastic top layer of the laminate just gives it that extra brightness to really catch the eye and allows for some of the most beautiful colors and refraction; just good old plain fun cards to have.

The ’12 father’s day and convention parallels and ’13 pulsar inserts are really really great looking cards. Can’t wait until the parallel lots get a little more affordable for this years to see them.

Even with a tight budget you can have great looking sets so if anyone finds themselves in need of getting rid of theirs I can definitely give them a good home! (ie. feel free to get in touch if you want to unload parallel lots from any year, though I’m certainly a ‘value’ buyer).

Blowmans, I do 100% agree with the way the hobby has gone. There was a time when time actually was an ally to card value. In the last 10-15 years, the value of these cards are best at the beginning and then they go down. People are so A.D.D. now. As for this stuff, I did not say they don’t look good, they do. Also, if I wipe each and every one of them, that 10 seconds becomes a long time. Also, the stuff is so prevalent that it goes from the cards to other things. The table, chair, clothes. it is like a nightmare. Look, if you want the box, give me your address and I will be very happy to send you the whole thing, un-wiped and all, with every insert.

David, if your really that concerned about them making your house dirty then I don’t know what to say but open them outside? And it takes 10 seconds to wipe a card down front in back..I’ve yet to open any of this product but has every single box had this problem? This products inserts look 10 times better than any in bowman. And have nicer autographs per the checklist then anything besides prospects in Bowman or any Topps product. Ill still stand by trinity as being the best product on the block. And it’s refreshing to hear someone actually keeps their cards but I hope you understand my point of what the so called “hobby” has become…which is rip and sell. I mean when people are asking $5k for a redemption card of a player that’s not even taken a swing in the majors..it’s become a business and not a hobby!

Blowmans, I don’t know how old you think I am but I have been collecting since 1978. I have never run into cards with this much residue as I did with 2014 Prizms. I collect. I have never once sold a card or tried to make a “buck” out of them. I don’t want these cads because they make a huge mess. I don’t want all this stuff on everything in the house. Cleaning every single card is too much of a hassle. So if you want to collect these cards, be my guess.

When we would chase autographs as a kid certain cards were slick..so when signed the autograph wouldn’t be complete ie had missing links between the signature. What we did to alter this process was put baby powder on the cards and wipe them down so the surface was better for the players to sign. Nothing new since we had been doing it since the early 90’s!

It’s just now people are worried about making money on their “investment”! To many people worried about making a buck then collecting!

I have always loved Prizm, in any sport. Against my better judgement, I bought a box. Every single card had a thick layer of powdery film on them. My hands and the table I was opening on were covered in this stuff. It was a mess. It is one thing to be non licensed, which is not good for cards, but it is another to sell your product like this. For the first time, I hated the Prizm product. Will give the whole box away to charity or something.

Lower price point, lots of numbered color and a much better auto list than in previous versions. The MLB license would help, but even without this is a great product in my eyes.

Great review like always! Just wanted to comment saying I laughed at the target audience, people who like shiny cards. Lol

Ok, that’s what I thought. Thanks

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Are these going to be available in retail?