2018 Immaculate Football Case Random Teams #5

$76.95

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• Break Type

  Random Teams – Participants names and team names are entered into the randomizer on random.org… The lists are then randomized individually dependent on a roll of the dice. Both lists are then copied and pasted into a spread sheet. The participant on the left is matched with the corresponding team on the right. All cards pulled for that team belong to the owner.

• Description

  This Break Qualifies for the NFL Shield Bounty Promo!

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  If your team hits a Full Size Shield in this case break you will win the bounty reward of Firehand Points. If there is no Shield pulled in this break the bounty will increase by $50 for the next NFL Shield Promo break.

  **Check the Marquee at the top of the site for current Bounty Prize Total.

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  Break Type: Random Teams Case (6 Boxes)

  Total Spots:  29 – 26 Solo Team Spots & 3 Combos of 2 Teams Each (TBD)

  Minimum Hits:  30 Autograph or Memorabilia Cards + 6 Base or Parallels

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  Configuration: 6 boxes per case. 1 pack per box. 6 cards per pack.

  BOX BREAK:
  – 5 Autograph or Memorabilia Cards
  – 1 Base or Parallel Card

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  PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
  – New! All on-card autographs are on acetate!
  – Pull on-card signed memorabilia cards with Rookie Patch Autographs, Immaculate Signature Patches, Premium Patches Autographs, Immaculate Players Collection Autographs and more!
  – Look for more full-sized memorabilia cards that feature swatches from Team Logos, Jersey Numbers, Laundry Tags, and the all new Immaculate Shields insert!
  – Look for new on-card signed inserts, including Immaculate HOF Signatures, Immaculate Careers, and Immaculate Records.
  – New for 2018 are Immaculate Eye Black Jersey cards! Featuring retired, veteran and rookie players, these cards contain signed eye-black pieces and a jersey patch. Look for the gold-ink parallel, numbered as low as one! Also, look for more than 50 percent more one-of-ones!

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