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Card Set # Player Team Seq. 2015 Super Bowl Signatures 1 Gerald Riggs Washington Redskins 2015 Super Bowl Signatures 2 Craig Morton Denver Broncos 2019 Panini Elements Football - Gold Signatures 1 Saquon Barkley New York Giants 5 2019 Panini Elements Football - Mettle Moments Signatures 1 Saquon Barkley New York Giants 15 2019 Panini Elements Football - Platinum Signatures 1 Saquon Barkley New York Giants 1 2019 Panini Elements Football - Steel Signatures 1 Saquon Barkley New York Giants 15 2019 Super Bowl Signatures Prizm 1 Donnie Shell Pittsburgh Steelers 2019 Super Bowl Signatures Prizm 2 Bill Romanowski San Francisco 49ers 2019 Super Bowl Signatures Prizm 3 Roger Craig San Francisco 49ers 2020 Celebration Ink 1 Chad Johnson Cincinnati Bengals 100 2020 Celebration Ink 2 JuJu Smith-Schuster Pittsburgh Steelers 98 2020 Panini Elements Football - RPS Rookie Steel Signatures 1 Chase Claypool Pittsburgh Steelers 147 2020 Panini Elements Football - RPS Rookie Steel Signatures Carbon 1 Chase Claypool Pittsburgh Steelers 6 2020 Panini Elements Football - RPS Rookie Steel Signatures Cobalt 1 Chase Claypool Pittsburgh Steelers 27 2020 Panini Elements Football - RPS Rookie Steel Signatures Gold 1 Chase Claypool Pittsburgh Steelers 78 2020 Panini Elements Football - RPS Rookie Steel Signatures Hydrogen 1 Chase Claypool Pittsburgh Steelers 1 2020 Panini Elements Football - RPS Rookie Steel Signatures Neon 1 Chase Claypool Pittsburgh Steelers 10 2020 Panini Elements Football - Steel Signatures 1 John Elway Denver Broncos 15 2020 Panini Elements Football - Steel Signatures Hydrogen 1 John Elway Denver Broncos 1 2020 Panini Elements Football - Steel Signatures Neon 1 John Elway Denver Broncos 10 2020 Pinnacle Inscriptions 1 Ed McCaffrey Denver Broncos 100 2020 Pinnacle Inscriptions 2 Leighton Vander Esch Dallas Cowboys 100 2020 Pinnacle Inscriptions 3 Chris Long Philadelphia Eagles 100 2020 Pinnacle Inscriptions 4 Jeremy Shockey New Orleans Saints 100 2020 Pinnacle Inscriptions 5 Tre'Davious White Buffalo Bills 100 2020 Pinnacle Inscriptions 6 Chris Cooley Washington Redskins 99 2020 Pinnacle Inscriptions 7 Nick Bosa San Francisco 49ers 99 Base Metal Cobalt 1 Larry Fitzgerald Arizona Cardinals 27 Base Metal Cobalt 2 Lamar Jackson Baltimore Ravens 27 Base Metal Cobalt 3 Josh Allen Buffalo Bills 27 Base Metal Cobalt 4 Julio Jones Atlanta Falcons 27 Base Metal Cobalt 5 Christian McCaffrey Carolina Panthers 27 Base Metal Cobalt 6 Joe Burrow Cincinnati Bengals 27 Base Metal Cobalt 7 Khalil Mack Chicago Bears 27 Base Metal Cobalt 8 Baker Mayfield Cleveland Browns 27 Base Metal Cobalt 9 Nick Chubb Cleveland Browns 27 Base Metal Cobalt 10 Dak Prescott Dallas Cowboys 27 Base Metal Cobalt 11 Ezekiel Elliott Dallas Cowboys 27 Base Metal Cobalt 12 Von Miller Denver Broncos 27 Base Metal Cobalt 13 John Elway Denver Broncos 27 Base Metal Cobalt 14 D'Andre Swift Detroit Lions 27 Base Metal Cobalt 15 Andre Johnson Houston Texans 27 Base Metal Cobalt 16 Peyton Manning Denver Broncos 27 Base Metal Cobalt 17 Aaron Rodgers Green Bay Packers 27 Base Metal Cobalt 18 Aaron Donald Los Angeles Rams 27 Base Metal Cobalt 19 Matthew Stafford Los Angeles Rams 27 Base Metal Cobalt 20 Jared Goff Detroit Lions 27 Base Metal Cobalt 21 Justin Jefferson Minnesota Vikings 27 Base Metal Cobalt 22 Patrick Mahomes II Kansas City Chiefs 27 Base Metal Cobalt 23 Tyreek Hill Kansas City Chiefs 27 Base Metal Cobalt 24 Drew Brees New Orleans Saints 27 Base Metal Cobalt 25 Taysom Hill New Orleans Saints 27 Base Metal Cobalt 26 Josh Jacobs Las Vegas Raiders 27 Base Metal Cobalt 27 Saquon Barkley New York Giants 27 Base Metal Cobalt 28 Justin Herbert Los Angeles Chargers 27 Base Metal Cobalt 29 Tua Tagovailoa Miami Dolphins 27 Base Metal Cobalt 30 Jalen Hurts Philadelphia Eagles 27 Base Metal Cobalt 31 Jimmy Garoppolo San Francisco 49ers 27 Base Metal Cobalt 32 Nick Bosa San Francisco 49ers 27 Base Metal Cobalt 33 Joe Montana San Francisco 49ers 27 Base Metal Cobalt 34 Tom Brady Tampa Bay Buccaneers 27 Base Metal Cobalt 35 Tom Brady New England Patriots 27 Base Metal Cobalt 36 Russell Wilson Seattle Seahawks 27 Base Metal Cobalt 37 DK Metcalf Seattle Seahawks 27 Base Metal Cobalt 38 Joe Namath New York Jets 27 Base Metal Cobalt 39 T.J. Watt Pittsburgh Steelers 27 Base Metal Cobalt 40 JuJu Smith-Schuster Pittsburgh Steelers 27 Base Metal Cobalt 41 Ben Roethlisberger Pittsburgh Steelers 27 Base Metal Cobalt 42 Chase Young Washington Football Team 27 Base Metal Cobalt 43 Taylor Heinicke Washington Football Team 27 Base Metal Cobalt 44 Derrick Henry Tennessee Titans 27 Base Metal Cobalt 45 Ryan Tannehill Tennessee Titans 27 Base Metal Cobalt 46 A.J. Brown Tennessee Titans 27 Base Metal Cobalt 47 Terry Bradshaw Pittsburgh Steelers 27 Base Metal Cobalt 48 Kyler Murray Arizona Cardinals 27 Base Metal Cobalt 49 Ray Lewis Baltimore Ravens 27 Base Metal Cobalt 50 Stefon Diggs Buffalo Bills 27 Base Metal Cobalt 51 Brian Urlacher Chicago Bears 27 Base Metal Cobalt 52 Emmitt Smith Dallas Cowboys 27 Base Metal Cobalt 53 CeeDee Lamb Dallas Cowboys 27 Base Metal Cobalt 54 Jonathan Taylor Indianapolis Colts 27 Base Metal Cobalt 55 Davante Adams Green Bay Packers 27 Base Metal Cobalt 56 Brett Favre Green Bay Packers 27 Base Metal Cobalt 57 Randy Moss Minnesota Vikings 27 Base Metal Cobalt 58 Rob Gronkowski Tampa Bay Buccaneers 27 Base Metal Cobalt 59 Antonio Brown Tampa Bay Buccaneers 27 Base Metal Cobalt 60 Travis Kelce Kansas City Chiefs 27 Base Metal Cobalt 61 George Kittle San Francisco 49ers 27 Base Metal Cobalt 62 Barry Sanders Detroit Lions 27 Base Metal Cobalt 63 Dan Marino Miami Dolphins 27 Base Metal Cobalt 64 Justin Tucker Baltimore Ravens 27 Base Metal Cobalt 65 Jerry Rice San Francisco 49ers 27 Base Metal Cobalt 66 Deion Sanders Dallas Cowboys 27 Base Metal Cobalt 67 Bruce Smith Buffalo Bills 27 Base Metal Cobalt 68 Michael Thomas New Orleans Saints 27 Base Metal Cobalt 69 Tony Gonzalez Atlanta Falcons 27 Base Metal Cobalt 70 Charles Woodson Oakland Raiders 27 Base Metal Cobalt 71 Roger Staubach Dallas Cowboys 27 Base Metal Cobalt 72 Marshall Faulk St. Louis Rams 27 Base Metal Cobalt 73 J.J. Watt Arizona Cardinals 27 Base Metal Cobalt 74 Deshaun Watson Houston Texans 27 Base Metal Cobalt 75 Carson Wentz Indianapolis Colts 27 Base Metal Cobalt 76 Daniel Jones New York Giants 27 Base Metal Gold 1 Larry Fitzgerald Arizona Cardinals 250 Base Metal Gold 2 Lamar Jackson Baltimore Ravens 250 Base Metal Gold 3 Josh Allen Buffalo Bills 250 Base Metal Gold 4 Julio Jones Atlanta Falcons 250 Base Metal Gold 5 Christian McCaffrey Carolina Panthers 250 Base Metal Gold 6 Joe Burrow Cincinnati Bengals 250 Base Metal Gold 7 Khalil Mack Chicago Bears 250 Base Metal Gold 8 Baker Mayfield Cleveland Browns 250 Base Metal Gold 9 Nick Chubb Cleveland Browns 250 Base Metal Gold 10 Dak Prescott Dallas Cowboys 250 Base Metal Gold 11 Ezekiel Elliott Dallas Cowboys 250 Base Metal Gold 12 Von Miller Denver Broncos 250 Base Metal Gold 13 John Elway Denver Broncos 250 Base Metal Gold 14 D'Andre Swift Detroit Lions 250 Base Metal Gold 15 Andre Johnson Houston Texans 250 Base Metal Gold 16 Peyton Manning Denver Broncos 250 Base Metal Gold 17 Aaron Rodgers Green Bay Packers 250 Base Metal Gold 18 Aaron Donald Los Angeles Rams 250 Base Metal Gold 19 Matthew Stafford Los Angeles Rams 250 Base Metal Gold 20 Jared Goff Detroit Lions 250 Base Metal Gold 21 Justin Jefferson Minnesota Vikings 250 Base Metal Gold 22 Patrick Mahomes II Kansas City Chiefs 250 Base Metal Gold 23 Tyreek Hill Kansas City Chiefs 250 Base Metal Gold 24 Drew Brees New Orleans Saints 250 Base Metal Gold 25 Taysom Hill New Orleans Saints 250 Base Metal Gold 26 Josh Jacobs Las Vegas Raiders 250 Base Metal Gold 27 Saquon Barkley New York Giants 250 Base Metal Gold 28 Justin Herbert Los Angeles Chargers 250 Base Metal Gold 29 Tua Tagovailoa Miami Dolphins 250 Base Metal Gold 30 Jalen Hurts Philadelphia Eagles 250 Base Metal Gold 31 Jimmy Garoppolo San Francisco 49ers 250 Base Metal Gold 32 Nick Bosa San Francisco 49ers 250 Base Metal Gold 33 Joe Montana San Francisco 49ers 250 Base Metal Gold 34 Tom Brady Tampa Bay Buccaneers 250 Base Metal Gold 35 Tom Brady New England Patriots 250 Base Metal Gold 36 Russell Wilson Seattle Seahawks 250 Base Metal Gold 37 DK Metcalf Seattle Seahawks 250 Base Metal Gold 38 Joe Namath New York Jets 250 Base Metal Gold 39 T.J. 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Brown Tennessee Titans 250 Base Metal Gold 47 Terry Bradshaw Pittsburgh Steelers 250 Base Metal Gold 48 Kyler Murray Arizona Cardinals 250 Base Metal Gold 49 Ray Lewis Baltimore Ravens 250 Base Metal Gold 50 Stefon Diggs Buffalo Bills 250 Base Metal Gold 51 Brian Urlacher Chicago Bears 250 Base Metal Gold 52 Emmitt Smith Dallas Cowboys 250 Base Metal Gold 53 CeeDee Lamb Dallas Cowboys 250 Base Metal Gold 54 Jonathan Taylor Indianapolis Colts 250 Base Metal Gold 55 Davante Adams Green Bay Packers 250 Base Metal Gold 56 Brett Favre Green Bay Packers 250 Base Metal Gold 57 Randy Moss Minnesota Vikings 250 Base Metal Gold 58 Rob Gronkowski Tampa Bay Buccaneers 250 Base Metal Gold 59 Antonio Brown Tampa Bay Buccaneers 250 Base Metal Gold 60 Travis Kelce Kansas City Chiefs 250 Base Metal Gold 61 George Kittle San Francisco 49ers 250 Base Metal Gold 62 Barry Sanders Detroit Lions 250 Base Metal Gold 63 Dan Marino Miami Dolphins 250 Base Metal Gold 64 Justin Tucker Baltimore Ravens 250 Base Metal Gold 65 Jerry Rice San Francisco 49ers 250 Base Metal Gold 66 Deion Sanders Dallas Cowboys 250 Base Metal Gold 67 Bruce Smith Buffalo Bills 250 Base Metal Gold 68 Michael Thomas New Orleans Saints 250 Base Metal Gold 69 Tony Gonzalez Atlanta Falcons 250 Base Metal Gold 70 Charles Woodson Oakland Raiders 250 Base Metal Gold 71 Roger Staubach Dallas Cowboys 250 Base Metal Gold 72 Marshall Faulk St.
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