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2019 Panini Plates and Patches Checklist Card Set Number Player Team Seq. 100 Years Signatures 1 Len Dawson Kansas City Chiefs 99 100 Years Signatures 2 Sterling Sharpe Green Bay Packers 99 100 Years Signatures 3 Lance Briggs Chicago Bears 99 100 Years Signatures 4 Charles Haley San Francisco 49ers 99 100 Years Signatures 6 Aeneas Williams Arizona Cardinals 99 100 Years Signatures 7 Jamie Collins New England Patriots 99 100 Years Signatures 9 Ozzie Newsome Cleveland Browns 99 100 Years Signatures 10 Mark Gastineau New York Jets 99 100 Years Signatures 11 Isaac Bruce St. Louis Rams 99 100 Years Signatures 13 Tony Siragusa Baltimore Ravens 99 100 Years Signatures 14 Bo Jackson Los Angeles Raiders 25 100 Years Signatures 15 Daryl Johnston Dallas Cowboys 99 100 Years Signatures 16 Steve Largent Seattle Seahawks 50 100 Years Signatures 17 Joe Theismann Washington Redskins 50 100 Years Signatures 18 Daryle Lamonica Oakland Raiders 99 100 Years Signatures 20 Luke Kuechly Carolina Panthers 99 100 Years Signatures 22 Leighton Vander Esch Dallas Cowboys 99 100 Years Signatures 23 Bernie Kosar Cleveland Browns 99 100 Years Signatures 24 Kam Chancellor Seattle Seahawks 75 100 Years Signatures 25 Alejandro Villanueva Pittsburgh Steelers 99 100 Years Signatures Blue 1 Len Dawson Kansas City Chiefs 25 100 Years Signatures Blue 2 Sterling Sharpe Green Bay Packers 50 100 Years Signatures Blue 3 Lance Briggs Chicago Bears 50 100 Years Signatures Blue 4 Charles Haley San Francisco 49ers 50 100 Years Signatures Blue 6 Aeneas Williams Arizona Cardinals 50 100 Years Signatures Blue 7 Jamie Collins New England Patriots 50 100 Years Signatures Blue 9 Ozzie Newsome Cleveland Browns 50 100 Years Signatures Blue 10 Mark Gastineau New York Jets 50 100 Years Signatures Blue 11 Isaac Bruce St. Louis Rams 50 100 Years Signatures Blue 13 Tony Siragusa Baltimore Ravens 50 100 Years Signatures Blue 15 Daryl Johnston Dallas Cowboys 50 100 Years Signatures Blue 16 Steve Largent Seattle Seahawks 25 100 Years Signatures Blue 17 Joe Theismann Washington Redskins 25 100 Years Signatures Blue 18 Daryle Lamonica Oakland Raiders 50 100 Years Signatures Blue 20 Luke Kuechly Carolina Panthers 25 100 Years Signatures Blue 22 Leighton Vander Esch Dallas Cowboys 50 100 Years Signatures Blue 23 Bernie Kosar Cleveland Browns 50 100 Years Signatures Blue 24 Kam Chancellor Seattle Seahawks 50 100 Years Signatures Blue 25 Alejandro Villanueva Pittsburgh Steelers 50 100 Years Signatures Gold 1 Len Dawson Kansas City Chiefs 1 100 Years Signatures Gold 2 Sterling Sharpe Green Bay Packers 1 100 Years Signatures Gold 3 Lance Briggs Chicago Bears 1 100 Years Signatures Gold 4 Charles Haley San Francisco 49ers 1 100 Years Signatures Gold 6 Aeneas Williams Arizona Cardinals 1 100 Years Signatures Gold 7 Jamie Collins New England Patriots 1 100 Years Signatures Gold 9 Ozzie Newsome Cleveland Browns 1 100 Years Signatures Gold 10 Mark Gastineau New York Jets 1 100 Years Signatures Gold 11 Isaac Bruce St. Louis Rams 1 100 Years Signatures Gold 13 Tony Siragusa Baltimore Ravens 1 100 Years Signatures Gold 14 Bo Jackson Los Angeles Raiders 1 100 Years Signatures Gold 15 Daryl Johnston Dallas Cowboys 1 100 Years Signatures Gold 16 Steve Largent Seattle Seahawks 1 100 Years Signatures Gold 17 Joe Theismann Washington Redskins 1 100 Years Signatures Gold 18 Daryle Lamonica Oakland Raiders 1 100 Years Signatures Gold 20 Luke Kuechly Carolina Panthers 1 100 Years Signatures Gold 22 Leighton Vander Esch Dallas Cowboys 1 100 Years Signatures Gold 23 Bernie Kosar Cleveland Browns 1 100 Years Signatures Gold 24 Kam Chancellor Seattle Seahawks 1 100 Years Signatures Gold 25 Alejandro Villanueva Pittsburgh Steelers 1 100 Years Signatures Green 1 Len Dawson Kansas City Chiefs 10 100 Years Signatures Green 2 Sterling Sharpe Green Bay Packers 20 100 Years Signatures Green 3 Lance Briggs Chicago Bears 20 100 Years Signatures Green 4 Charles Haley San Francisco 49ers 20 100 Years Signatures Green 6 Aeneas Williams Arizona Cardinals 20 100 Years Signatures Green 7 Jamie Collins New England Patriots 20 100 Years Signatures Green 9 Ozzie Newsome Cleveland Browns 20 100 Years Signatures Green 10 Mark Gastineau New York Jets 20 100 Years Signatures Green 11 Isaac Bruce St. Louis Rams 20 100 Years Signatures Green 13 Tony Siragusa Baltimore Ravens 20 100 Years Signatures Green 14 Bo Jackson Los Angeles Raiders 10 100 Years Signatures Green 15 Daryl Johnston Dallas Cowboys 20 100 Years Signatures Green 16 Steve Largent Seattle Seahawks 10 100 Years Signatures Green 17 Joe Theismann Washington Redskins 10 100 Years Signatures Green 18 Daryle Lamonica Oakland Raiders 20 100 Years Signatures Green 20 Luke Kuechly Carolina Panthers 10 100 Years Signatures Green 22 Leighton Vander Esch Dallas Cowboys 20 100 Years Signatures Green 23 Bernie Kosar Cleveland Browns 20 100 Years Signatures Green 24 Kam Chancellor Seattle Seahawks 10 100 Years Signatures Green 25 Alejandro Villanueva Pittsburgh Steelers 20 100 Years Signatures Purple 1 Len Dawson Kansas City Chiefs 15 100 Years Signatures Purple 2 Sterling Sharpe Green Bay Packers 30 100 Years Signatures Purple 3 Lance Briggs Chicago Bears 30 100 Years Signatures Purple 4 Charles Haley San Francisco 49ers 30 100 Years Signatures Purple 6 Aeneas Williams Arizona Cardinals 30 100 Years Signatures Purple 7 Jamie Collins New England Patriots 30 100 Years Signatures Purple 9 Ozzie Newsome Cleveland Browns 30 100 Years Signatures Purple 10 Mark Gastineau New York Jets 30 100 Years Signatures Purple 11 Isaac Bruce St. Louis Rams 30 100 Years Signatures Purple 13 Tony Siragusa Baltimore Ravens 30 100 Years Signatures Purple 14 Bo Jackson Los Angeles Raiders 15 100 Years Signatures Purple 15 Daryl Johnston Dallas Cowboys 30 100 Years Signatures Purple 16 Steve Largent Seattle Seahawks 15 100 Years Signatures Purple 17 Joe Theismann Washington Redskins 15 100 Years Signatures Purple 18 Daryle Lamonica Oakland Raiders 30 100 Years Signatures Purple 20 Luke Kuechly Carolina Panthers 15 100 Years Signatures Purple 22 Leighton Vander Esch Dallas Cowboys 30 100 Years Signatures Purple 23 Bernie Kosar Cleveland Browns 30 100 Years Signatures Purple 24 Kam Chancellor Seattle Seahawks 25 100 Years Signatures Purple 25 Alejandro Villanueva Pittsburgh Steelers 30 100 Years Signatures Red 1 Len Dawson Kansas City Chiefs 5 100 Years Signatures Red 2 Sterling Sharpe Green Bay Packers 10 100 Years Signatures Red 3 Lance Briggs Chicago Bears 10 100 Years Signatures Red 4 Charles Haley San Francisco 49ers 10 100 Years Signatures Red 6 Aeneas Williams Arizona Cardinals 10 100 Years Signatures Red 7 Jamie Collins New England Patriots 10 100 Years Signatures Red 9 Ozzie Newsome Cleveland Browns 10 100 Years Signatures Red 10 Mark Gastineau New York Jets 10 100 Years Signatures Red 11 Isaac Bruce St. Louis Rams 10 100 Years Signatures Red 13 Tony Siragusa Baltimore Ravens 10 100 Years Signatures Red 14 Bo Jackson Los Angeles Raiders 5 100 Years Signatures Red 15 Daryl Johnston Dallas Cowboys 10 100 Years Signatures Red 16 Steve Largent Seattle Seahawks 5 100 Years Signatures Red 17 Joe Theismann Washington Redskins 5 100 Years Signatures Red 20 Luke Kuechly Carolina Panthers 5 100 Years Signatures Red 22 Leighton Vander Esch Dallas Cowboys 10 100 Years Signatures Red 23 Bernie Kosar Cleveland Browns 10 100 Years Signatures Red 24 Kam Chancellor Seattle Seahawks 5 100 Years Signatures Red 25 Alejandro Villanueva Pittsburgh Steelers 10 2018 Plates and Patches Football - Leaps and Bounds 1 Emmanuel Sanders Denver Broncos 99 2018 Plates and Patches Football - Leaps and Bounds Blue 1 Emmanuel Sanders Denver Broncos 50 2018 Plates and Patches Football - Leaps and Bounds Gold 1 Emmanuel Sanders Denver Broncos 1 2018 Plates and Patches Football - Leaps and Bounds Green 1 Emmanuel Sanders Denver Broncos 20 2018 Plates and Patches Football - Leaps and Bounds Purple 1 Emmanuel Sanders Denver Broncos 30 2018 Plates and Patches Football - Leaps and Bounds Red 1 Emmanuel Sanders Denver Broncos 10 All Hall 1 Champ Bailey Denver Broncos 49 All Hall 2 Roger Staubach Dallas Cowboys 10 All Hall 3 Chris Doleman Minnesota Vikings 99 All Hall 4 Brian Urlacher Chicago Bears 25 All Hall 6 Jerome Bettis Pittsburgh Steelers 25 All Hall 7 Terrell Davis Denver Broncos 25 All Hall 8 Curtis Martin New York Jets 25 All Hall 9 Orlando Pace St. Louis Rams 99 All Hall 10 Thurman Thomas Buffalo Bills 50 All Hall Blue 1 Champ Bailey Denver Broncos 25 All Hall Blue 3 Chris Doleman Minnesota Vikings 50 All Hall Blue 9 Orlando Pace St. Louis Rams 50 All Hall Blue 10 Thurman Thomas Buffalo Bills 25 All Hall Gold 1 Champ Bailey Denver Broncos 1 All Hall Gold 2 Roger Staubach Dallas Cowboys 1 All Hall Gold 3 Chris Doleman Minnesota Vikings 1 All Hall Gold 4 Brian Urlacher Chicago Bears 1 All Hall Gold 6 Jerome Bettis Pittsburgh Steelers 1 All Hall Gold 7 Terrell Davis Denver Broncos 1 All Hall Gold 8 Curtis Martin New York Jets 1 All Hall Gold 9 Orlando Pace St. Louis Rams 1 All Hall Gold 10 Thurman Thomas Buffalo Bills 1 All Hall Green 1 Champ Bailey Denver Broncos 10 All Hall Green 4 Brian Urlacher Chicago Bears 10 All Hall Green 6 Jerome Bettis Pittsburgh Steelers 10 All Hall Green 7 Terrell Davis Denver Broncos 10 All Hall Green 8 Curtis Martin New York Jets 15 All Hall Green 9 Orlando Pace St. Louis Rams 20 All Hall Green 10 Thurman Thomas Buffalo Bills 10 All Hall Purple 1 Champ Bailey Denver Broncos 15 All Hall Purple 3 Chris Doleman Minnesota Vikings 30 All Hall Purple 9 Orlando Pace St. Louis Rams 30 All Hall Purple 10 Thurman Thomas Buffalo Bills 15 All Hall Red 1 Champ Bailey Denver Broncos 5 All Hall Red 2 Roger Staubach Dallas Cowboys 5 All Hall Red 3 Chris Doleman Minnesota Vikings 10 All Hall Red 4 Brian Urlacher Chicago Bears 5 All Hall Red 6 Jerome Bettis Pittsburgh Steelers 5 All Hall Red 7 Terrell Davis Denver Broncos 5 All Hall Red 8 Curtis Martin New York Jets 10 All Hall Red 9 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