2025 Historic Autographs Founding Fathers Trading Cards

2025 Historic Autographs Founding Fathers Trading Cards delivers (4) Premium Hits (Cut Signature, Relic, Insert) in Every Box!

The subject of two articles in Beckett Non-Sport Update Magazine, Historic Autographs introduces Founding Fathers. This collection is a celebration of America’s founding and the men that led the movement.

Highlights include Cut Signatures, Handwritten Relics, Document Touched Relics, DNA Relics and more!

• Configuration: 24 boxes/4 packs/5 cards

• (4) Premium Hits (Cut Signature, Relic, Insert)

• This set includes (108) Base Cards (each limited to only 425) that include (80) Founding Fathers, the Acts and events that led up to and beyond the Revolutionary War, important battles, and founding documents.
• Historic Autographs Found Fathers Subsets (w/ Odds) (All insertion rates are on average over the entire production run)
  • Cut Signature (1:94 Boxes)
  • Written Word Relics (1:14 Packs)
  • Touched Document Relic (1:6 Packs)
  • Washington Slept Here Relic (1:29 Packs)
  • Jefferson Plate Relic (via redemption) (1:94 Packs)
  • Coin Relics (1:3 Packs)
  • 1-of-1 Art Sketch Card (1:57 Packs)
  • Stamp Relic (1:11 Packs)
  • Nail Relic (via redemption) (1:380 Packs)
  • Historic DNA Hair Relic (1:30 Packs)
  • Foreign Officer Optichrome (1:23 Packs)
  • Dirt Relic (1:6 Packs)
• The Founding Fathers of America were a group of men (and a few women) who birthed a new country, transforming (13) British colonies into the United States of America.
• The Founding Fathers convinced the (13) colonies to unite, wrote a Declaration of Independence to King George, fought off his soldiers in the American Revolution, and wrote a Constitution with a Bill of Rights to support their new democratic republic.
• The first few presidents of the new republic expanded their territory from the original (13) states to include Florida, Texas, and the Louisiana Territory. They established Washington D.C. as the capitol and key institutions including the Supreme Court, the Library of Congress, and universities.