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Panini America’s venerable Certified Football franchise is an annual must-have for many football collectors, as much a part of NFL summers as training camp itself. With its arsenal of calling-card staples (Mirror parallels, the Fabric of the Game memorabilia insert, Certified Gold Team insert and so much more), Certified Football remains one of the most consistent and collected early season products on the market — and that will certainly be the case again when 2017 Certified Football arrives in late July.
On average, each hobby box of 2017 Certified Football (five cards per pack, 10 packs per box, 12 boxes per inner case, two inner cases per master case) will deliver four autograph or memorabilia cards, including one Freshman Fabric Signature card.
The highlights of 2017 Certified Football are many and include . . .
- Gold Team Signatures featuring the greats of the game and numbered to just 10.
- Veteran oversized-memorabilia autograph cards in Fabric of the Game Signatures (numbered to 99 or less) with Prime versions numbered to 49 or less.
- At least one Freshman Fabric Signature of a top-six NFLPA Rookie Premiere rookie and one Veteran, Retired or Rookie autograph numbered to 10 or less per inner case.
- A popular Freshman Fabric Signature chase that includes Team Logo, Nameplate and NFL Shield versions.
- The all-new Rookie Roll Call Signatures featuring the top rookies from the 2017 NFL Draft; all numbered to 75 or less.
- Look for 10 inserts or parallels per box on average; all parallels are numbered to 99 or less.
We’ll have plenty more on 2017 Certified Football in the coming weeks right here on The Knight’s Lance. But for now, enjoy this extended sneak peek (keeping in mind that the 2016 rookies featured in the preview gallery below are merely to show collectors what Certified’s various rookie designs will look like):
All information is accurate at the time of posting – content is subject to change and approval. Card images are solely for the purpose of design display. Actual images used on cards to be determined.
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