Jason Myers

Market outlook

Stable Outlook 4/10

Demand is likely to remain narrow but steady because the card is tied to an active NFL player and low-numbered parallels, yet kicker cards usually do not sustain broad speculative demand.[1][2][5]

Next months. Likely modest and selective buying interest, with the strongest activity in low-numbered parallels and well-graded copies.

Long term. Over 1-3 years, value should be stable to mildly positive for scarce parallels, but base and common numbered versions are likely to stay low-priced unless Myers has an unusually notable season or career milestone.

History

Jason Myers is an American professional football placekicker, best known for his NFL career and for kicking for the Seattle Seahawks in 2025. He is notable in card products because modern football releases increasingly include kickers in team sets and serial-numbered parallels, making low-numbered Myers cards collectible despite his specialist position.[1][2][3]

This card was first released in 2025 in Panini Phoenix Football as card #31 for Jason Myers; marketplace listings and pricing guides identify the base issue and numbered parallels in that set.[1][3][5]

• The 2025 Panini Phoenix #31 Jason Myers card appears in multiple serial-numbered parallels, including Celestial /1, Orange Hyper /99, Gold /10, and Bronze Hyper versions.[1][5]
• A 2025 Seattle Seahawks highlight page confirms Myers remained a notable active NFL kicker in Week 4 of the 2025 season, reinforcing his current-player card relevance.[2]
• Because Myers is a specialist position player rather than a star quarterback or skill-position player, his cards usually appeal more to Seahawks team collectors, kicker/player collectors, and parallel set collectors than to the broader football market.[1][3]

Rarity and print run

Tier

Rare

Print run

Low

First printed in

2025 Panini Phoenix Football

Demand

Medium

Supply

Low

• Numbered parallel format lowers supply.
• Low-print runs such as /10 and /1 create scarcity.
• Specialist-player demand is narrower than for quarterbacks or top rookies.

Collector notes

Condition. Check centering carefully, especially on thin modern chrome-style stock; inspect all corners and edges for whitening, surface scratches, and print lines; verify the serial-number stamp is cleanly applied on numbered parallels; and watch for roller marks or dimples on foil/chrome finishes.

Storage. Store in a penny sleeve and a rigid top loader or one-touch holder for higher-end parallels; keep cards in a cool, dry environment away from UV light; avoid handling the surface directly; and for serial-numbered copies, consider graded encapsulation if the card is visually strong.

Authenticity. Confirm the exact card number, set name, and parallel match the official checklist and the serial number on the card; inspect foil, holographic, and numbering quality for inconsistencies; compare the card front and back against known authentic examples; and be cautious with altered serial stamps, counterfeit label swaps, or misrepresented parallels from unverified sellers.