Panini Releases Eagles Super Bowl Set, Foles TD Card

The Philadelphia Eagles’ first Super Bowl victory now has a trading card set.  Panini America opened sales of a 36-card commemorative issue through its Instant platform.  The set is priced at $29.99 and will be available for two weeks via the company’s website.  

The cards are considered part of the season-long NFL set issued through Instant and are numbered 518-553. 

Green and Black parallel editions, numbered to 10 and 1, respectively, sold out quickly at $149.99 and $749.99 respectively.

Panini also released a separate card of Nick Foles scoring the first receiving touchdown by a quarterback in Super Bowl history.  Standard copies are $9.99.  Autographed Orange (# to 5 at $99.99) and Black (1/1 at $299.99) parallel versions are already sold out.

Some of the cards are available on eBay now.

Here’s the checklist for the 36-card set:

518. Philadelphia Eagles Logo Card
519. Nick Foles
520. Carson Wentz
521. LeGarrette Blount
522. Jay Ajayi
523. Corey Clement
524. Alshon Jeffery
525. Nelson Agholor
526. Torrey Smith
527. Zach Ertz
528. Trey Burton
529. Halapoulivaati Vaitai
530. Stefen Wisniewski
531. Jason Kelce
532. Brandon Brooks
533. Lane Johnson
534. Brandon Graham
535. Fletcher Cox
536. Timmy Jernigan
537. Vinny Curry
538. Nigel Bradham
539. Mychal Kendricks
540. Jalen Mills
541. Ronald Darby
542. Patrick Robinson
543. Rodney McLeod
544. Malcolm Jenkins
545. Donnie Jones
546. Jake Elliott
547. Kenjon Barner
548. Chris Long
549. Derek Barnett
550. Corey Graham
551. Beau Allen
552. Najee Goode
553. Bryan Braman

The set is the latest in a line of newly-released Eagles Super Bowl championship collectibles offered in the wake of the franchise’s first NFL title since 1960.

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