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it continues with physical cards again

https://www.paniniamerica.net/blockchain/auction/blockchain-auction/dutch-auctions

**Blockchains are digital cards only and do not include a physical card.**

no thanks

just want to add a fun fact:

currently Panini is auctioning the NFL Draft Night Edition (just digital cards).

last week was week1 with Joe Burrow, draft pick no. 1, was sold still for a solid 3-digit USD-amount, all others were in the low hundreds or even for a double-digit amount.
minutes after this auction the buyers already tried to resell the digital cards via public auction, of course, starting with a x-factor, without success.
during the entire week, the starting prices for these auctions were decreased every day, even to the original double-digit price, still without success.

this week was week2, with no special draft-highlight-pick; six cards were auctioned. the first one was sold for the lowest double-digit amount, but still silence about the remaining cards - the sharks have tasted blood ... and after the final price drop all other 5 cards were sold for USD 0.01 each 

  what a successful campaign for Panini! 

pretty sure that the next weeks (31 cards still to come) will be as successful as this week 

blockchain cards with an expiry date 

I see now why they have this section in the "Blockchain" area on the Panini site.
Can now redeem their "autograph" cards.

https://www.paniniamerica.net/myaccount/blockchain-redemption.html


This picture is from ebay items

I totally agree; for me the physical cards were the reason for acquiring them as collectibles. the digital versions are nice add-ons, but in the end unnecessary in the closed "private Panini blockchain".

just saw that the Rui Hachimura card is on re-auction as well and the seller has left the following additional selling information:

oh wow. that is surprising. i would think most ppl want the physical and are less interested in the digital (except for ppl on this forum who would want both ideally). it seems like you are able to transfer the card though to other panini user accounts?

hi yimfinity,

I asked my panini contact and he replied as follows:

it was listed in the "public auctions"-section (where all the flawless-cards are on auction right now) but now the auction is done and it seems that there is no such showing in the "recently sold"-section like after selling during the "Panini auctions". I assume these listings are visible as long as the are on auction only. I've missed the end of the Luck-auction and can't find further info online anywhere else.

currently, besides more than 20 flawless-cards right now, also further cards from the original campaign are on re-auction and some prices are way below of the original selling price (esp. Lamar Jackson), so I assume that owners are just selling the digital versions (or original buyers already have weak hands coz they could not sell for millions in the first week after purchase ). However, there is no such info in the detailed view of the respective auction.


edited:


- card: Damian Lillard 1/1 NBA Logoman Patch Autograph
- original auction price: $1959.19
- ended with 1 bid for: $1,000.00



- card: Kyler Murray/Daniel Jones 1/1 Dual Brand Logo Autograph
- original auction price: $1306.13
- 1st try expired with no bid (started with $749.00 / asked for $1499.00)
- 2nd try, current bid: $499.00 / asks for $749
- 2nd try will end: tomorrow 6.35pm CET / 12.35pm NY / 9.35am LA



- card: Lamar Jackson 1/1 NFL Shield Patch Autograph
- original auction price: $2693.89
- ended with 1 bid: $810.00



- card: Jimmy Butler 1/1 NBA Logoman Patch
- original auction price: $734.70
- will end: tomorrow 5.18pm CET / 11.18am NY / 8.18am LA

Seemingly, Most buyers are "forced" to keep their digital versions unless they want to auction them off as well.
I have not seen any auctions for the digital cards on their wesbite, which is the only way and place you can do this in their closed/private "blockchain"
Definitely another case of using "blockchain hype" to increase visibility

The digital card are not "transferable" in a standard manner from what we have been told from Panini customer service.
Only way as of now is to auction the digital card.

hmm where are you seeing the luck listing?  i wonder if ppl are keeping the digital versions or selling both when they sell.

the flawless campaign has started last week and some 'online-cards' have already been sold. imo, a completely unnecessary campaign  

now I've seen that the first card from the original campaign is already on public (re)auction.
- card: Andrew Luck 1/1 Patch Autograph
- original auction price: $653.07
- current bid: $600.00
- buy now: $1,200.00
- ends: in approx. 20hrs from time of posting

curious if seller is making any profit at all  

 

-Jasson Dominguez

Odd choice.  Kid is 17 and a phenom but there is also a chance he never gets an at bat in the major leagues.  Interesting choice and wonder where this card goes price wise

LOL haloxon nailed it. Is there a predictit market for these cards? 

Round 9 is over and prices posted.
Round 10 cards have also been listed.

pretty sure that Round 10 includes a Zion Williamson/Rui Hachimura dual one gets the impression that the NBA consists of only 4 players ...

Indeed...

Round 8 is over and Round 9 cards have been posted.

nevertheless, Zion/JA went for USD 15,673.48 

those prices are a shame for such icons    





and one the other hand: it feels like the 20th card in this panini-campaign using Zion a/o Ja a/o RJ ... imo, not special any more, panini is just trying to milk the cash cow for another time.