Design:
The base autographs and their parallels look really good. In fact, these might be the nicest non-licensed/pre-draft football cards that Press Pass has ever made. Horizontal layout, white card stock, and a painted look to the images are what standout to me. They left plenty of room for the signatures and don’t look boxed in.
Price:
Boxes are currently selling for $82.00. This will drop when the licensed products get released.
“Hit” Quality:
This is another fast thrill product, as these non-licensed/pre-draft products should be. Nobody really needs all those logo-less base cards anyway.
I pulled the following:
Autos
- Darqueze Dennard Blue Ink #’ed/99
- James Franklin Blue Ink #’ed/99
- Robert Herron Blue Ink #’ed/150
- Tajh Boyd Blue Ink #’ed/150
- Aaron Murray Blue Ink #’ed/150
Overall:
Overall, I give 2014 Press Pass Gameday Gallery 4 hot dogs out of 5 (1=poor & 5=perfect). For what it is, Press Pass did a nice job. Its much better looking than the other football products Press Pass has been releasing.
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