In an effort to keep collectors updated on the status of those Panini America redemption cards that are currently being processed, we’ll post a list every week, like the one included in the attachments below, detailing the most recent cards being fulfilled this week.
The following list is intended to inform collectors about which redemption cards from which products are being processed this week. We’ll update this list every week so stay tuned next week if you don’t see your card here.
Panini America’s retail-only 2017-18 Threads Basketball is starting to arrive on store shelves right about now (primarily Target locations nationwide) equipped with a unique packaging configuration and, inside each box, a best-kept-secret kind of blockbuster that must be seen to truly be appreciated. Indeed, don’t let the product’s four-cards-per-box breakdown fool you: One card in every box is a 5-by-7 memorabilia card featuring an oversized piece of game-worn or player-worn memorabilia. Better yet, there are rare versions of those cards injected with even bigger pieces of material. The result? The largest memorabilia cards in the industry.
To be sure, the cards provide a sizable addition to the Threads Basketball franchise that should help the new 2017-18 edition resonate with retail-minded collectors. On average, each four-card box of 2017-18 Threads Basketball ($19.99 SRP) delivers three base cards or parallels and the individually wrapped jumbo memorabilia card. The 100-card base set is paralleled by Dazzle (numbered to 199), Dazzle Red (numbered to 99), Dazzle Blue (numbered to 25), Dazzle Gold (numbered to 10) and Dazzle Black 1/1 versions. Clearly, though, it’s the massive memorabilia that should make the largest impact.
THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. — New venue, same spectacular results.
Over the weekend, 40 of the top rookies in the land made the trip to Southern California for the 2018 NFLPA Rookie Premiere Presented By Panini America. Before cameras clicked away during the photo shoot on May 19, the guys adjusted their helmets and tightened their shoulder pads as they rocked their NFL jerseys for the first time. What ensued? Selfies, snaps, shoutouts and pretty much anything else suitable for social media that showcased the players’ new threads to the world.
THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. — Panini America made the most of Saturday’s 2018 NFLPA Rookie Premiere by capturing the compelling content (autographs, memorabilia, photography, video and more) that will drive the company’s NFL trading card products for the rest of 2018 and beyond. But the company used its Panini Instant platform to once again deliver innovation to one of the most important events of the year: Real-time Panini Instant Rookie Cards featuring the 40 rookies in attendance in their NFL uniforms for the first time.
One by one, players made their way to the Panini Instant station inside the sun-soaked-but-breezy William Rolland Stadium on the campus of California Lutheran University to pose for their Instant imagery. Within minutes, photos were shot, designs were completed and cards were available on the Panini Instant platform.
Panini America’s Dominion Hockey product was something of a one-year wonder when it released during the 2013-14 season. But it made enough of an impact that it’s reputation kept the brand — or the idea of the brand — alive. Now, more than three years later, Panini America Product Development officials are dusting off Dominion for another run — this time in the NBA.
Set to arrive in hobby shops across North America on Wednesday, 2017-18 Dominion Basketball, like its hockey predecessor, will deliver a spectacular array of high-end autograph and memorabilia cards. On average, each hobby box (six cards per box, six boxes per case) will deliver three autographs (including one Rookie Jersey Autograph), one memorabilia card. one base card and one Metal Rookie Card.
