2018 Panini Score All Hands Team Maurice Harris #AH1

This is a standard-sized trading card from the 2018 Score football series produced by Panini. The card features Maurice Harris of the Washington Redskins (now Commanders) in an action shot, capturing a one-handed catch against the Minnesota Vikings. The card is part of the 'All Hands Team' insert subset. The design includes a white border with a burgundy and gray inner frame, featuring the 'SCORE' logo at the top and 'ALL HANDS TEAM' text above the player's name at the bottom. The player is shown wearing the classic burgundy jersey and gold pants. Physically, the card appears to be in raw, ungraded condition. While the centering looks relatively balanced, there is visible chipping and wear along the left edge, showing the green/white inner stock. The corners appear mostly sharp but would require magnification for a full condition grade. This card is a modern era collectable, typical of the mass-produced retail and hobby sets of the late 2010s. It captures a specific highlight from Harris's career, making it a piece of team-specific sports memorabilia.

I have examined the 2018 Panini Score 'All Hands Team' Maurice Harris #AH1. Based on my visual inspection, the card appears authentic to the 2018 Panini Score production run, featuring the correct typography, glossy finish, and brand markers. However, the condition is problematic. I observed significant chipping along the left vertical edge where the burgundy ink has flaked to reveal white/green cardstock. For a modern semi-glossy insert, this degree of edge wear is a major detractor for professional grading. Centering is acceptable, but the edge damage limits the technical grade to a 'Good' or 'Very Good' (PSA 3-4) range. From a market perspective, this is a common insert from a high-print-volume retail/hobby product. Maurice Harris is a fringe-market player with limited collectability outside of die-hard Washington team collectors. Comparable 'All Hands Team' raw cards from this set typically sell for the cost of a 'dollar bin' item. There is no significant scarcity or rookie-card premium associated with this specific entry. Limitations: My assessment is based solely on digital imagery. Digital photos can mask surface scratches, 'dimples,' or slight corner softening that would be visible under 10x magnification. A definitive appraisal would require a physical examination to verify paper weight and surface integrity. To elevate this to a certified status, the card would need to be submitted to a third-party grader (PSA, BGS, or SGC), though the current market value likely does not justify the cost of the grading fee.