Panini America’s Newest Autograph Arrivals Tease Black Gold, NT, Immaculate, More
While the weather across seemingly most of North America continues to grow more frigid, Panini America continues doing its part to heat things up — not just with new releases blazing a trail in their own right (such as 2014 Immaculate Football and 2014 Contenders Football), but also with a furious amount of activity to prepare similarly scorching releases such as 2015 Donruss Baseball, 2014 Black Gold Football, 2014 National Treasures Football, 2014-15 Immaculate Basketball and 2014-15 Select Basketball.
And judging by the recent influx of spectacular on-card autograph arrivals that have arrived at Panini America HQ, things are about to heat up considerably. In the gallery below, we showcase some of the newest ink slated for inclusion in many of the aforementioned products. We’ll have more thorough examinations of each of those releases in the coming days right here on The Knight’s Lance. But for now, take a second to enjoy this . . .
Trackbacks
- Panini America Presents a Pre-Packout Peek at 2014 Black Gold Football (Gallery) | The Official Panini America Blog
- The Panini America Quality Control Gallery: 2014 Black Gold Football (93 Sweet Pics) | The Official Panini America Blog
- Panini America Cracks the Book on Peeking 2014 National Treasures Football (Gallery) | The Official Panini America Blog
- The Panini America Quality Control Gallery: 2014 Black Gold Football (93 Sweet Pics) | Remarkable Ideas
- Inside Immaculate: Panini America Readies 2014-15 Immaculate Basketball for Release | The Official Panini America Blog
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Amazing Cards!
Love the Quads!
You had me at “Anthony Davis 1/1 Logoman.”
Yes, I love you Panini.
Phenomenal gems of future breaks, gotta love seeing these come in and lower the redemption count. Thanks Tracy!
very cool – any of those would be nice to have in a collection!
My goodness. Simply beautiful. The NHL screwed up big time. I said at the time it was announced and I’ll continue to say it. The NHL should have kept 2 licensees and limited there release to about 10 -12 each. Competition is a good thing. It breeds better products. Besides that- I only collect 2 players and both are in the NHL so when I see these type cards it only gets me more upset that I’ll never see a Gretzky or Crosby “Sizeable Signature” or one of those Immaculate acetates with the window underneath. At least not for the foreseeable future anyway.
Great job Panini. 🙂
Finally. Your design team is actually starting to make nice cards with style. About time.