2012 Panini Baseball Signature Series

Break Analyzer Report

1218Total cards
727Hits
1118Numbered
561-of-1s
37Teams

Your break

2012 Panini Baseball Signature Series

Highlights

The standout pulls, ranked.

Most total cards

Teams projected to receive the most cards
  1. 1New York Yankees95
  2. 2Boston Red Sox83
  3. 3Los Angeles Dodgers79

Most numbered

Most serial-numbered cards
  1. 1New York Yankees85
  2. 2Boston Red Sox79
  3. 3Los Angeles Dodgers72

Most 1/1s

Most one-of-one cards
  1. 1Cincinnati Reds5
  2. 2New York Yankees4
  3. 3Boston Red Sox4

Most autos

Most autograph cards
  1. 1New York Yankees62
  2. 2Los Angeles Dodgers56
  3. 3Texas Rangers55

Most hits

Autos + relics + 1/1s combined
  1. 1New York Yankees64
  2. 2Los Angeles Dodgers57
  3. 3Texas Rangers55

Fewest total cards

Teams least likely to appear
  1. 1Homestead Grays1
  2. 2St. Louis Browns2
  3. 3Washington Senators2

Best hit density

Most hits per 100 cards
  1. 1Homestead Grays100/100
  2. 2Miami Marlins86.4/100
  3. 3Milwaukee Braves80/100

Hidden value

Hit share beats card share by 2+ points

No hidden-value teams in this break — hit share tracks card share closely across the board.

Top players in this break

Most hits across every team
  1. 1Josh Hamilton — Texas Rangers11
  2. 2Matt Kemp — Los Angeles Dodgers11
  3. 3Adrian Gonzalez — Los Angeles Dodgers11

All teams

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New York Yankees958564621947.8%8.8%400019102400002201329
Boston Red Sox837948444646.8%6.6%400026022100001601036
Los Angeles Dodgers797257561336.5%7.8%300025001700002100033
Texas Rangers776855550446.3%7.6%400018001700001902134
Detroit Tigers656042401445.3%5.8%400014001800101403024
Cincinnati Reds635933265355.2%4.5%520216001210001501023
St. Louis Cardinals555328226214.5%3.9%102017001602011000112
Philadelphia Phillies514530291614.2%4.1%101012001100001301006
Baltimore Orioles474523203013.9%3.2%110012001300021500010
San Francisco Giants444128262623.6%3.9%2010800120000902106
Atlanta Braves423826251313.4%3.6%100010001100001201003
Milwaukee Brewers403823230323.3%3.2%20009001000001102013
Toronto Blue Jays393625232423.2%3.4%2000900110000800024
Seattle Mariners363418180713%2.5%1000700800001000017
Arizona Diamondbacks353320200722.9%2.8%200070050000802027
Kansas City Royals312617170302.5%2.3%000080060000800103
Cleveland Indians312818150642.5%2.5%400080040000401016
Chicago Cubs312915141502.5%2.1%0010500700001000105
Oakland A's2928121101422.4%1.7%2000500400001100114
New York Mets282713121912.3%1.8%100040060000401209
Pittsburgh Pirates252412102012.1%1.7%110190030001601010
San Diego Padres2524990402.1%1.2%000050040000900204
Los Angeles Angels242017170312%2.3%100050050000501003
Washington Nationals24227701202%1%0000400200004000012
Chicago White Sox23211183301.9%1.5%001070070000300003
Tampa Bay Rays231815150301.9%2.1%000050050000500003
Minnesota Twins2221760611.8%1%100060130000300106
Miami Marlins221919190021.8%2.6%200050060000302010
Colorado Rockies222013130611.8%1.8%100040040000401006
Montreal Expos1717733011.4%1%100170030000500000
Houston Astros1413330901.1%0.4%000010010000200009
Brooklyn Dodgers1010421010.8%0.6%100050010000300000
Milwaukee Braves54430010.4%0.6%100010010000100000
St. Louis Browns22100010.2%0.1%100010000000000000
Washington Senators22110000.2%0.1%000000010000100000
Hall of Fame22100010.2%0.1%100010000000000000
Homestead Grays11100010.1%0.1%100000000000000000
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Card % and Hit % describe the checklist, not the odds. They show each team's share of what's printed in these sets — exact from the checklist. They are not the probability of pulling a card, which would require print runs Panini doesn't publish.

By division

Card volume per team, ranked like standings. Bar = cards · green = hits.

MLB

AL East175 hits · 287 cards · 263 #d
  1. 1
    New York Yankees
    64h95
  2. 2
    Boston Red Sox
    48h83
  3. 3
    Baltimore Orioles
    23h47
  4. 4
    Toronto Blue Jays
    25h39
  5. 5
    Tampa Bay Rays
    15h23
NL Central111 hits · 214 cards · 203 #d
  1. 1
    Cincinnati Reds
    33h63
  2. 2
    St. Louis Cardinals
    28h55
  3. 3
    Milwaukee Brewers
    23h40
  4. 4
    Chicago Cubs
    15h31
  5. 5
    Pittsburgh Pirates
    12h25
NL West127 hits · 205 cards · 190 #d
  1. 1
    Los Angeles Dodgers
    57h79
  2. 2
    San Francisco Giants
    28h44
  3. 3
    Arizona Diamondbacks
    20h35
  4. 4
    San Diego Padres
    9h25
  5. 5
    Colorado Rockies
    13h22
NL East95 hits · 167 cards · 151 #d
  1. 1
    Philadelphia Phillies
    30h51
  2. 2
    Atlanta Braves
    26h42
  3. 3
    New York Mets
    13h28
  4. 4
    Washington Nationals
    7h24
  5. 5
    Miami Marlins
    19h22
AL West93 hits · 151 cards · 135 #d
  1. 1
    Texas Rangers
    55h77
  2. 2
    Seattle Mariners
    18h36
  3. 3
    Los Angeles Angels
    17h24
  4. 4
    Houston Astros
    3h14
AL Central77 hits · 141 cards · 128 #d
  1. 1
    Detroit Tigers
    42h65
  2. 2
    Kansas City Royals
    17h31
  3. 3
    Chicago White Sox
    11h23
  4. 4
    Minnesota Twins
    7h22

Methodology

Card % / Hit % — share, not odds. Card % and Hit % are each team's share of the checklist — the cards printed in these sets — computed exactly from what's listed. They are not the probability of pulling any given card, which would require print runs Panini doesn't publish.

Implied value. "Value" here means checklist-defined scarcity, not market price — a card counts as a hit if it's serial-numbered, an autograph, or a memorabilia relic. Packaddx doesn't price cards, so these numbers describe what's printed, not what it's worth.

Multi-team cards. A card printed with more than one team (e.g. a dual-team insert) counts under every team it's printed for, so per-team totals can add up to more than the break's overall card count. Each physical card is still only counted once in the break's totals.

Team attribution. A card is attributed to whichever team is printed on it at the time of the set's release — not a player's current or most recent team.