Henry Ford
Industrialist · Not applicable
Panini Golden Age #Not explicitly visible on front
Year & Era
2013 -- Modern Era
Card Type
Base Non-Sport Insert
Grade
Raw -- appears Near Mint
Rarity
Common base card from a niche set with high print run
Overall Assessment
A fun and unique historical non-sport insert card in nice raw condition, ideal for casual collectors of Americana or historical figures rather than sports investors
Condition Grade
Raw -- appears Near Mint
Centering Assessment
Front: 55/45 Left-Right, 50/50 Top-Bottom
Surface Condition
Near Mint, clean surface with minor light wear typical of raw cards
Corner Condition
Sharp corners with very light softening visible under close inspection
Edge Condition
Clean edges with minimal chipping
Print Quality
Standard Panini vintage-style lithograph quality with good color saturation
Estimated Value
$2 to $10 raw
Comparison to Known Examples
Centering is fairly standard for Panini Golden Age releases from 2013
Authentication Tips
Look for crisp border printing, correct card stock thickness, and authentic Panini back text
Grading Recommendation
Not worth grading due to low raw market value; grading fees would exceed card value
Red Flags
No significant red flags observed; standard modern tobacco-sized card
Provenance Notes
Originally distributed in 2013 Panini Golden Age hobby and retail packs
Historical Context
Features Henry Ford, founder of the Ford Motor Company, as part of Panini's nostalgic multi-sport and historical pop-culture set
Market Trends
Stable, low-value novelty card appealing to niche historical collectors
Investment Potential
Low investment potential; more of a novelty or historical conversation piece
Similar Cards
Other non-sport cards from 2013 Panini Golden Age featuring historical figures like Thomas Edison or Babe Ruth
Display & Preservation
Store in a standard tobacco-sized penny sleeve and top loader, kept away from direct sunlight
Interesting Facts
Panini Golden Age is famous for mixing athletes, historical icons, and entertainment legends into a vintage tobacco-style card format