Panini America Shares Details on Autograph SPs within New 2017 Revolution Soccer

Panini America's new 2017 Revolution Soccer product is a feast for the eyes and the adventuring spirit, what with all of its flashy surface nuances and chase-worthy parallels. But the product is also about rare-but-rewarding autographs that fall roughly once every three boxes or so. The difference between Revolution Soccer's parallels and autographs, of course, is as clear as the writing on the box.

Panini America’s new 2017 Revolution Soccer product is a feast for the eyes and the adventuring spirit, what with all of its flashy surface nuances and chase-worthy parallels. But the product is also about rare-but-rewarding autographs that fall roughly once every three boxes or so. The difference between Revolution Soccer’s parallels and autographs, of course, is as clear as the writing on the box.

Drop rates or sequential numbering information for just about every parallel or insert in 2017 Revolution Soccer is included right there on the back of the box. For autographs, however, we just get a broad “1:23 packs” descriptor. Of course, that ratio alone does nothing to shed light on possible SPs or VSPs (Very Short Prints) on the autograph checklist. That’s what Brand Manager Cory Hollingsworth is for.

Earlier today, Hollingsworth shared two different lists: One featuring a list of Autograph Short Prints (cards limited to 100 or less) and the other featuring a list of Autograph Very Short Prints (cards limited to 25 or less). The breakdown is as follows . . .

Short Prints
Filippo Inzaghi
Mario Gotze
Fernando Torres
Mats Hummels

Very Short Prints
Gianluigi Buffon
Diego Maradona
Lionel Messi
Cristiano Ronaldo
Neymar Jr.
Gareth Bale
Ruud Gullit
Gerard Pique
Fabio Cannavaro
Robin Van Persie
Angel Di Maria
Luis Suarez

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