How many cards are in 2011 Panini Prestige NFL Draft?

Our Football price guide lists 1 card for 2011 Panini Prestige NFL Draft, 1 of them with live market prices.

What is the most valuable card in 2011 Panini Prestige NFL Draft?

The most valuable card in 2011 Panini Prestige NFL Draft is Cam Newton #5 at $14.25 in PSA 10 ($2.50 raw).

Is Cam Newton #5 worth grading?

A PSA 10 Cam Newton #5 sells for $14.25 vs $2.50 raw — a 5.7× premium. That gap is what makes grading a well-centered, clean copy worthwhile.

When was 2011 Panini Prestige NFL Draft released?

2011 Panini Prestige NFL Draft was released in 2011.

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2011 Panini Prestige NFL Draft Checklist & Card Prices

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2011 Panini Prestige NFL Draft (Football) has 1 card in our price guide, 1 of them with live market values. The most valuable is Cam Newton #5 at $14.25 in PSA 10 ($2.50 raw). Across the set, PSA 10 copies total $14.25 and raw copies $2.50.

Cards: 1
With prices: 1
PSA 10 total: $14.25
Raw total: $2.50
Avg gem premium: 5.7×
Top card: $14.25

Most valuable cards

The 1 highest-value cards in 2011 Panini Prestige NFL Draft, ranked by PSA 10 price (best graded or raw where no PSA 10 sale exists).

Cam Newton #5

Raw $2.50PSA 10 $14.250% 30d

Full checklist

All 1 card we track from 2011 Panini Prestige NFL Draft, with the latest raw and graded market values. Tap any card for its full price history.

Card	Raw	PSA 10	CGC 10	BGS 10	30d
Cam Newton #5Cam Newton	$2.50	$14.25	$9.00	$19.00	0%

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About this set

2011 Panini Prestige NFL Draft is a Football set from 2011. Midpoint tracks 1 card from it, 1 with market prices from recent sales and 1 with a PSA 10 value. The set's most valuable card is Cam Newton #5 at $14.25 in PSA 10 ($2.50 raw). Priced raw copies add up to $2.50, and PSA 10 copies to $14.25. On average a PSA 10 sells for 5.7× the raw price across the set's graded cards.

Frequently asked questions

How many cards are in 2011 Panini Prestige NFL Draft?: Our Football price guide lists 1 card for 2011 Panini Prestige NFL Draft, 1 of them with live market prices.
What is the most valuable card in 2011 Panini Prestige NFL Draft?: The most valuable card in 2011 Panini Prestige NFL Draft is Cam Newton #5 at $14.25 in PSA 10 ($2.50 raw).
Is Cam Newton #5 worth grading?: A PSA 10 Cam Newton #5 sells for $14.25 vs $2.50 raw — a 5.7× premium. That gap is what makes grading a well-centered, clean copy worthwhile.
When was 2011 Panini Prestige NFL Draft released?: 2011 Panini Prestige NFL Draft was released in 2011.

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