Brand identification shouldn’t be a problem when Panini One football makes its debut during the third week of January. Each box–likely priced at around $100–will contain one autographed card.
The appropriate moniker for the NFL product is the latest in a hobby trend of single-card boxes.
Each card will come in a one-touch holder. Every card will be printed on either acetate or canvas stock. Panini says 85 percent will be patch cards. The checklist will include rookies, current stars and retired greats.
Autographed Patch Cards
Rookie Patches in 2018 Panini One football feature custom embossed card stock and oversized patches, all numbered to 199 or less. There will be plenty of parallels including:
Rookie Patch Autographs Blue – Max #’d/99
Rookie Patch Autographs Bronze – Max #’d/49
Rookie Patch Autographs Red – #’d/25
Rookie Patch Autographs Gold – #’d/10
Rookie Patch Autographs Platinum – #’d/5
Rookie Patch Autographs Black – 1/1
There will also be Dual versions that place an autograph between a pair of smaller patches. Again, all are numbered to 199 with parallel versions all numbered to 99 or less:
Rookie Dual patch Autographs Blue – Max #’d/99
Rookie Dual patch Autographs Bronze – Max #’d/49
Rookie Dual patch Autographs Red – #’d/25
Rookie Dual patch Autographs Gold – #’d/10
Rookie Dual patch Autographs Platinum – #’d/5
Premium Rookie Patch Autographs will be noted by the use of acetate stock. Parallels include:
Premium Rookie Patch Autograph Blue – Max #’d/99
Premium Rookie Patch Autograph Bronze – Max #’d/49
Premium Rookie Patch Autograph Red – #’d/25
Premium Rookie Patch Autograph Gold – #’d/10
Premium Rookie Patch Autograph Platinum – #’d/5
Premium Rookie Patch Autograph Black – 1/1
Non-rookie Patch Autographs feature a checklist that will include Patrick 
Mahomes, Aaron Rodgers, Russell Wilson and Peyton Manning. Parallels include:
Patch Autographs Bronze – Max #’d/49
Patch Autographs Red – #’d/25
Patch Autographs Gold – #’d/10
Patch Autographs Platinum – #’d/5
Patch Autographs Black – 1/1
There will be non-rookie Quad Autographs in 2018 Panini One football, too. Panini is promising “a checklist full of Hall of Famers” for this one. Parallels include:
Quad Patch Autographs Blue – Max #’d/99
Quad Patch Autographs Bronze – Max #’d/49
Quad Patch Autographs Red – #’d/25
Quad Patch Autographs Gold – #’d/10
Quad Patch Autographs Platinum – #’d/5
Quad Patch Autographs Black – 1/1
Non-Patch Autograph Cards
The autographed rookie cards that don’t carry patches will have these parallels:
Rookie Autographs – Max #’d/199
Rookie Autographs Blue – Max #’d/99
Rookie Autographs Bronze – Max #’d/49
Rookie Autographs Red – #’d/25
Rookie Autographs Gold – #’d/10
Rookie Autographs Platinum – #’d/5
Rookie Autographs Black – one-of-one
Rookie Dual patch Autographs Black – 1/1
There’s a veteran and retired player autograph subset that features a shadow box design. Look for Rodgers, Brady, Emmitt Smith, Randy Moss and others as part of the checklist with no card numbered higher than 49:
Autographs Bronze – Max #’d/49
Autographs Red – #’d/25
Autographs Gold – #’d/10
Autographs Platinum – #’d/5
Autographs Black – 1/1
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