Kurt Warner
Quarterback · Arizona Cardinals
2022 Panini Select #Not visible

Year & Era
2022 - Modern Era
Card Type
Base Veteran Card
Grade
Raw - appears Near Mint
Rarity
Common base card, highly printed with a large population
Overall Assessment
A nice, clean base card of a legendary Hall of Fame quarterback, ideal for player collectors and fans of the Arizona Cardinals
Condition Grade
Raw - appears Near Mint
Centering Assessment
Front appears relatively well-centered with minor lean; back not visible
Surface Condition
Glossy finish with some light reflections and minor surface wear typical of modern chromium cards
Corner Condition
Sharp corners with slight softening possible upon close inspection
Edge Condition
Clean edges with standard factory cutting
Print Quality
High-gloss chrome finish with standard Panini Select refractor-style background sheen
Estimated Value
1.00 to 5.00 USD raw
Comparison to Known Examples
Consistent with standard retail or hobby base card quality from the 2022 Select set
Authentication Tips
Check for crisp font, official Panini branding, and standard chromium stock thickness
Grading Recommendation
Not recommended for professional grading as raw value is lower than grading fees
Red Flags
No significant red flags observed
Provenance Notes
Pulled from 2022 Panini Select football retail or hobby packs
Historical Context
Kurt Warner is a Pro Football Hall of Famer, Super Bowl MVP, and one of the greatest underdog stories in NFL history, leading both the St. Louis Rams and Arizona Cardinals to Super Bowl appearances
Market Trends
Stable demand for Hall of Fame veteran base cards, though modern base cards generally hold low monetary value
Investment Potential
Low investment potential for monetary appreciation due to high print runs of base cards, but great for personal collections
Similar Cards
2022 Panini Prizm Kurt Warner, 2022 Donruss Kurt Warner
Display & Preservation
Store in a penny sleeve and rigid top loader away from direct sunlight and humidity
Interesting Facts
Warner went from stocking shelves at a grocery store to winning NFL MVP and a Super Bowl championship