Andrew Luck autograph cards can only be found in one product
right now, 2012 Press Pass Football.
With only a 50-card base set and no inserts, just parallels, the
concentration here for collectors will be on the hits, the on-card autographs.
We would normally classify 2012 Press Pass Football as
trading cards becuase of the volume of cards found in a hobby, but the small
base set forces us to look at these cards as premium cards. Each hobby box contains 30 pack with 5
cards per pack and includes a total of 6 autographs.
Here are some of the cards we pulled.
Base Set
Andrew Luck, front and back
Robert Griffin III, Trent Richardson
Justin Blackmon, Michael Floyd
Base Set Parallels
Andrew Luck Gold Parallel. On the base set, "Luck" is silver foil,
the parallel has his last name in gold.
the parallel has his last name in gold.
Kendall Wright Reflector #/299
The Hits
Case Keenum Blue Auto #/50, Brian Quick Auto
Jayron Hosley Auto, Dont'a Hightower Auto
Mark Barron Auto, Ryan Tannehill Auto
Overall Look
I think you can see by the images, this is a decent design
but very repetitive. Using the
same size bust photos for every player makes you feel like you are getting the
same card over and over again. But
the Autograph cards, both the one’s we pulled and the SP variations are well
designed.
Quality and Variety of Checklist
Press Pass has gone with a short list here, but what it
lacks in quantity it makes up for in quality. The Andrew Luck exclusive doesn’t hurt either.
Do the Hits satisfy?
We pulled a good percentage of autographs from players
expected to go in the earlier rounds of the draft. As always, going the on-card autograph route makes Press
Pass stand out.
Will you keep coming back for more?
This really depends on the hits. You can either keep taking your chances with additional
boxes or search out aftermarket singles.
Rating
4 out of 5
2012 Press Pass Football gets its strength from the quality
of the on-card autos and the exclusivity of Andrew Luck, but we wish they had put as much effort into the base set
too.
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