CANTON, Ohio -- During a weekend when most football collectors were focused intently on the 2012 National Sports Collectors Convention in Baltimore, scores of other football fans turned their attention to Induction Weekend festivities at the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
CANTON, Ohio — During a weekend when most football collectors were focused intently on the 2012 National Sports Collectors Convention in Baltimore, scores of other football fans turned their attention to Induction Weekend festivities at the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
The one constant at both? Panini America, the Hall’s official and exclusive trading card manufacturer. Indeed, while many company officials were busy helping Panini America steal the show in Baltimore, others were making similar positive impressions all weekend long in Canton, Ohio.
In addition to producing and distributing a commemorative five-card set honoring the Class of 2012 (Curtis Martin, Cortez Kennedy, Chris Doleman, Dermontti Dawson and Jack Butler), Panini America also engaged Canton’s passionate pigskin patrons with free 2012 NFL Sticker Albums and special sticker sheets devoted to this year’s inductees.
In addition, Panini America was the presenting sponsor of all enshrinement weekend autograph sessions, which were authenticated by Panini Authentic.
You can bask in the sunny glow of all the Hall action in the gallery below.
Very nice!! You guys are a credit to the industry and take your commitments very seriously.
Panini needs to put out a complete HOF set featuring that red border design.
Official Super Bowl trading card; official HOF trading card…Panini rocks! Now just need to get a share of MLB license and NCAA (CLC) license and you will be the one-stop shop!!!
Nice, Panini going all out!!! Keep on workin baby,let them know whos King in the Trading card biz!!!
Way to go Panini…you guys are everywhere!
Who was the skinny guy with the hat and goatee at the panini booth?
Great gallery and coverage of the Hall, superb looking card and sticker sets for the event!
Looking forward to seeing those Class of 2012 cards with ink on them as always! Two years completely…going for 3!
Nice work.