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Charlotte, N.C – With the pro days and individual team workouts in full swing, Press Pass, Inc. has announced that 2011 Press Pass Football is going to be released on Wednesday, March 30. This will be the first place collectors can find autographs and game-used jersey cards of the biggest names from the upcoming rookie class. Along with possible top 5 picks, Cam Newton, Blaine Gabbert and AJ Green, collectors will also be able to find on-card autos of Mark Ingran, Julio Jones, Jake Locker, Christian Ponder and many others. They will also be able to find game-used jerseys of many of the draft’s top names, such as Gabbert, Green, Locker, Jones, Torrey Smith and Ryan Mallet.
2011 Press Pass Football provides collectors a great opportunity to obtain on-card autographs of this year’s rookies, delivering 5 signatures per hobby box from ten distinct autograph levels. The bronze autographs are accented with a pennant featuring each player’s position in metallic ink. The silver level is numbered to 199 and features the player’s uniform number, while the gold level is numbered to 99 and features a gridiron “X’s and O’s” pattern. Finally, there is a rare Blue hobby only level available that features a helmet image and is sequentially numbered to only 50. Rare Power Pick Autographs showcase signatures of select standout players in the draft and are sequentially numbered to 250 or less, and collectors can also find the new Power Picks Showbound parallel, numbered to only 25. The highly sought after Class of 2011 Autographs will feature the top player from this class and sequentially number to 199 or less, while the Head of the Class parallels number to only 25. Finally, autographs from select standouts such as Newton, Gabbert, and Ingram can also be found exclusively at Wal-Mart or Target and only 25 of each player are available. There will also be three levels of rare collegiate game-used jersey cards in Press Pass Football that will fall 1 in every other hobby box.
“2011 Press Pass Football has been slightly delayed, but we felt collectors would be willing to wait in order to eliminate redemptions from our hobby product,” explained Nick Matijevich, Director of Product Development for Press Pass Inc. “As always, we feel the autograph value that we deliver box-to-box is unmatched within the industry, and with the strong roster of players we have signed this year, we feel that trend will continue. We regularly hear that our on-card autos are a favorite of player collectors, and we strive to continue to deliver the best draft pick product each year.”
The complete checklist for Press Pass 2011Football will be posted on the company’s website at www.presspassinc.com, on the March 30, 2011.
2011 Press Pass Football provides collectors a great opportunity to obtain on-card autographs of this year’s rookies, delivering 5 signatures per hobby box from ten distinct autograph levels. The bronze autographs are accented with a pennant featuring each player’s position in metallic ink. The silver level is numbered to 199 and features the player’s uniform number, while the gold level is numbered to 99 and features a gridiron “X’s and O’s” pattern. Finally, there is a rare Blue hobby only level available that features a helmet image and is sequentially numbered to only 50. Rare Power Pick Autographs showcase signatures of select standout players in the draft and are sequentially numbered to 250 or less, and collectors can also find the new Power Picks Showbound parallel, numbered to only 25. The highly sought after Class of 2011 Autographs will feature the top player from this class and sequentially number to 199 or less, while the Head of the Class parallels number to only 25. Finally, autographs from select standouts such as Newton, Gabbert, and Ingram can also be found exclusively at Wal-Mart or Target and only 25 of each player are available. There will also be three levels of rare collegiate game-used jersey cards in Press Pass Football that will fall 1 in every other hobby box.
“2011 Press Pass Football has been slightly delayed, but we felt collectors would be willing to wait in order to eliminate redemptions from our hobby product,” explained Nick Matijevich, Director of Product Development for Press Pass Inc. “As always, we feel the autograph value that we deliver box-to-box is unmatched within the industry, and with the strong roster of players we have signed this year, we feel that trend will continue. We regularly hear that our on-card autos are a favorite of player collectors, and we strive to continue to deliver the best draft pick product each year.”
The complete checklist for Press Pass 2011Football will be posted on the company’s website at www.presspassinc.com, on the March 30, 2011.
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