Panini America Offers Detailed First Look at 2014 Immaculate Football (Preview Gallery)

It’s coming. The highly anticipated football debut of Panini America’s epic Immaculate brand will arrive in late January and will be equipped to impress even the most discerning collectors. Each six-card box of 2014 Immaculate Football will deliver five autograph or memorabilia cards (on average), and an autograph and memorabilia checklist steeped in current superstars, all-time legends and the hottest rookies.

We showcased some of the preliminary on-card autograph returns in recent weeks right here on The Knight’s Lance. Today, we’re unveiling additional product specifics.

Featured among the many product highlights . . .

• Stunning on-card autograph memorabilia cards in the Premium Patches Autographs and Premium Patches Rookie Autographs inserts.
• Massive memorabilia cards featuring super-sized swatches in the Team Logo, Jersey Number and Jersey Patch inserts.
• Sleek Rookie Patch Autographs numbered to 99 or less with splendid Acetate parallels numbered to the featured player’s jersey number.
• Low-numbered autograph cards from the game’s greatest legends in the Pro Bowl and Champions inserts.
• The incredible Immaculate Fours insert features four NFL shields on one card, sequentially numbered to only one.
• The autographed Immaculate Moments insert honors some of the greatest moments in NFL history on cards numbered to just 25.
• The unique Rookie Helmet Team Logos cards featuring helmet decals from some of the NFL’s top rookies.
• Immaculate Signatures Patches cards featuring on-card autographs and a prime piece of memorabilia from some of the game’s biggest superstars.

We’ll have plenty more to preview on Panini America’s 2014 Immaculate Football in the coming weeks right here on The Knight’s Lance. But for now, sit back and enjoy this extended first look.

Before the gallery, here’s a quick product breakdown: 2014 Immaculate FB Breakout Final

All information is accurate at the time of posting – content is subject to change. Card images are solely for the purpose of design display. Actual images used on cards to be determined.