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2013 Panini Rookies & Stars Football Details

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Panini America is starting up the crusades again in 2013 Panini Rookies and Stars Football.

“For starters, there’s the return to glory of the landmark Crusade insert, which will bring back the authentic hypnotic designs and printing technology that made those original 1998 gems instant classics,” Panini’s Tracy Hackler wrote on the company blog.

Rookies & Stars debuted 15 years ago and Panini is bringing back some of what collectors enjoyed about the set.

Each hobby box will contain 24 packs with eight cards in each pack, including at least one Rookie Card.

Two Crusades cards will be in every hobby box, on average. Crusades will be featured with different colored parallels numbered to either 99, 49, five or one.

In addition to Crusade, Panini is returning:

– Rookie Premiere Slideshow Signatures (numbered to 125 or less)
– Team Chemistry dual-signed cards (numbered to 99 or less)
– Rookie Materials Signatures (Longevity and Team Logo foil background parallels available)
– Game Plan insert
– Touchdown Club insert

Panini will add some new elements as well, including Cross Training Materials with standard and prime material inserts featuring top performers from the NFL Combine.

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9 comments

    • Susan Lulgjuraj 21 May, 2013 at 16:37

      Last year, I remember there being a retail component. Don’t see why it would be different.

  1. charles 21 May, 2013 at 17:33

    That one card of Rodgers looks a like a Leaf card. and another year of IOU’s because they will try and over produce different sets, kind of remindes me of Fleer/Donruss, Upperdeck, I always said when you try and do 30 or more single sports product, you can’t see the crap or the customers side

  2. chrisolds 21 May, 2013 at 17:58

    Charles: just so you know, donruss/playoff — now panini America — created that design when it used the Leaf trademark. It abandoned it and what is now Leaf Trading Cards took over.

  3. James 21 May, 2013 at 21:07

    Cards look great! I really like the “Team Chemistry” double autos. Should make for some awesome card chasing. I’m a fan of the R&S brand anyway,but the addition of these inserts make it all the better.

  4. Brian 23 May, 2013 at 14:05

    I enjoy the Rookies & Stars. Looks great. Only wish they would retail and hobby different thicknesses. They could keep cards the same but give you less cards for retail. That would make it easier for the collectors with no LCS in their area. Keep some hobby only inserts. Oh, and get rid of the seperate Longevity set, not the parallel set but the full one you always see at target.

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