Ryan Tannehill

Quarterback · Miami Dolphins

Panini Illusions #Not visible

Ryan Tannehill

Year & Era

2019 — Modern Era

Card Type

Numbered Acetate Parallel /29

Grade

Raw — appears Near Mint

Rarity

Short printed and sequentially numbered out of 29 copies on the front

Overall Assessment

A visually striking low-numbered clear acetate parallel featuring Ryan Tannehill in his Dolphins uniform, ideal for player collectors

Condition Grade

Raw — appears Near Mint

Centering Assessment

Front: 50/50 Left-Right, 50/50 Top-Bottom based on clear acetate borders

Surface Condition

Clear acetate with minor hairline scuffs typical of this material, no major scratches

Corner Condition

Sharp corners typical of thick acetate stock, no obvious rounding or dings

Edge Condition

Clean edges along all four sides with minimal chipping, common for die-cut or clear acetate cards

Print Quality

Good color saturation on foil and text layer, typical for Panini Illusions clear plastic acetate technology

Estimated Value

$25 - $50 raw

Comparison to Known Examples

Consistent with other low-numbered acetate parallels from this release with standard surface hairline wear

Authentication Tips

Check for correct font, crisp foil stamping, and matching serial number stamping on the surface

Grading Recommendation

Raw or SGC/PSA if surface is verified flawless under magnification, though grading acetate can be harsh

Red Flags

No significant red flags observed

Provenance Notes

Pulled directly from Panini Illusions hobby boxes

Historical Context

Represents Tannehill's tenure with the Miami Dolphins before his career resurgence with the Tennessee Titans

Market Trends

Stable market for veteran quarterback low-numbered parallels, driven mostly by team collectors and player PC enthusiasts

Investment Potential

Long-term hold for player PC collectors rather than a high-growth investment asset

Similar Cards

Other Panini Illusions numbered parallels, 2019 Panini Immaculate or National Treasures parallels of Ryan Tannehill

Display & Preservation

Best stored in a penny sleeve inside a rigid top loader or magnetic holder designed for thicker cards

Interesting Facts

Acetate cards are notoriously difficult to grade due to surface scratching straight out of the pack

Scanned on 9/23/2026