Terrance Ganaway
Running Back · St. Louis Rams
Panini Prime Signatures #Not visible on front, part of the Rookie Signatures subset

Year & Era
2012 — Modern Era
Card Type
Rookies Signatures Autograph Numbered Parallel
Grade
Raw — appears Near Mint to Mint
Rarity
Serial numbered 020/199, making it a relatively low print-run insert parallel
Overall Assessment
A clean, serial-numbered rookie autograph of a notable college star whose professional career had limited impact
Condition Grade
Raw — appears Near Mint to Mint
Centering Assessment
Front: 52/48 Left-Right, 50/50 Top-Bottom
Surface Condition
Clean glossy surface with no visible scratches or print defects
Corner Condition
All four corners appear sharp and uncompromised based on visual inspection through top loader
Edge Condition
Clean edges with no chipping or fraying visible
Print Quality
High print quality with sharp foil stamping and crisp font typography
Estimated Value
5 to 15 USD raw
Comparison to Known Examples
Centering is solid and typical for this mid-tier modern release
Authentication Tips
Look for authentic Panini sticker or on-card autograph signatures and correct card stock weight
Grading Recommendation
Raw-keep unless part of a personal player PC due to low market value versus grading fees
Red Flags
No significant red flags observed
Provenance Notes
Pulled from 2012 Panini Prime Signatures hobby boxes containing on-card and sticker autographs
Historical Context
Terrance Ganaway was drafted in the 6th round of the 2012 NFL Draft by the St. Louis Rams out of Baylor
Market Trends
Stable to flat market trend typical of lower-tier rookie autonomic parallels
Investment Potential
Low investment potential; primarily appealing to Baylor Bears alumni collectors and player PC builders
Similar Cards
Other 2012 Panini Prime Signatures rookie autographs of mid-round draft picks
Display & Preservation
Store in a penny sleeve inside a rigid top loader or magnetic holder away from direct sunlight
Interesting Facts
Ganaway had a standout college career at Baylor, rushing for over 1,500 yards and setting single-season records in his senior year