Knowshon Moreno
Running Back · Denver Broncos
Panini (Likely Panini Plates and Patches or similar serial numbered subset) #46
Year & Era
2011 - Modern Era
Card Type
Numbered Parallel /299
Grade
Raw - appears Near Mint
Rarity
Serial numbered 231/299, moderately low print run but low player demand limits scarcity impact.
Overall Assessment
An affordable, nicely numbered parallel card of a former first-round draft pick, ideal for a Denver Broncos or Knowshon Moreno fan.
Condition Grade
Raw - appears Near Mint
Centering Assessment
Front: 55/45 Left-Right, 50/50 Top-Bottom based on the back layout display
Surface Condition
Clean with minor potential edge wear from top loader insertion; appears Near Mint.
Corner Condition
Sharp corners with minimal to no visible rounding under normal inspection.
Edge Condition
Clean edges with no major chipping noted.
Print Quality
Standard Panini print quality for the early 2010s with clear text and crisp photography.
Estimated Value
$2 - $5
Comparison to Known Examples
Typical condition for a modern serial-numbered card stored in a top loader.
Authentication Tips
Look for authentic serial stamping on the back and correct Panini copyright text.
Grading Recommendation
Not recommended for grading due to low raw card value relative to grading fees.
Red Flags
No significant red flags observed.
Provenance Notes
Pulled from a 2011 Panini football hobby or retail pack/box.
Historical Context
Knowshon Moreno was a first-round draft pick out of Georgia who had a solid career, most notably helping the Broncos reach Super Bowl XLVIII.
Market Trends
Stable to low demand, as Moreno is retired and modern running back values are generally depressed unless superstar tier.
Investment Potential
Low investment potential; best suited for team collectors or player PC enthusiasts.
Similar Cards
2009 Knowshon Moreno Rookie Cards, other 2011 Panini parallel inserts.
Display & Preservation
Store in a standard penny sleeve inside a rigid top loader or magnetic holder away from direct sunlight.
Interesting Facts
Famous for his intense emotional tears during the national anthem before a game.