Market outlook
Rising Outlook 7/10
High-end 2023 quarterback cards continue to be driven by the reputations of Stroud and Richardson, while Young and Levis add class-wide rookie appeal. Premium multi-player National Treasures cards tend to gain attention when the underlying players perform well or when clean graded examples surface.
Next months. Expect continued interest in high-grade examples, with pricing most likely to move upward for pristine copies and well-matched serial-numbered parallels.
Long term. Over 1-3 years, value should remain supported if one or more of the quarterbacks sustains franchise-level performance, but weaker player trajectories could hold the card back versus stronger single-player rookie autos.
History
Anthony Richardson, Bryce Young, C.J. Stroud, and Will Levis are the four headline quarterbacks from the 2023 NFL Draft class, which made the 2023 rookie quarterback market one of the most watched in modern football card collecting. Their combined presence in a single National Treasures rookie multi-player autograph/patch style insert reflects Panini’s focus on premium rookie QB products and on pairing the class’s most marketable signal-callers in a high-end chase card.[1][3]
The card was first released in 2023 as part of Panini National Treasures Football, a high-end NFL product distributed through hobby channels; the specific GQM-RQB quartet card is a rookie multi-player National Treasures issue featuring Anthony Richardson, Bryce Young, C.J. Stroud, and Will Levis.[3]
- This is a premium multi-player rookie quarterback card from National Treasures, a set known for low print quantities and high-end hits.[3]
- GemRate’s population data for this player combination shows 19 cards graded, 64 total grades, and an 8% gem rate, indicating limited market volume and relatively tough grading outcomes.[2]
- A documented market listing exists for a related 2023 National Treasures trio version of Bryce Young, C.J. Stroud, and Will Levis numbered /99, showing that similar quarterback multi-player National Treasures cards were produced in serial-numbered forms.[3]
Rarity and print run
- Tier
- Ultra Rare
- Print run
- Very Low
- First printed in
- 2023 National Treasures Football
- Demand
- High
- Supply
- Low
- National Treasures is a premium low-volume product.
- This is a multi-player rookie quarterback card, which is more niche than standard base rookies.
- Comparable population data suggests limited graded supply and a low gem rate.[2]
Collector notes
Condition. Check the corners, edges, centering, and surface carefully, with special attention to foil wear, patch window fraying, autograph placement, and any soft corners from thick-card handling. High-end National Treasures cards are especially vulnerable to chipping on dark borders and surface scratches from the finish.
Storage. Store in a sleeve and appropriate thick-card holder or one-touch designed for patch/autograph cards, keep in a cool dry environment, and avoid repeated handling because thick premium cards can show edge wear quickly. Use card-safe materials only and keep the card away from pressure that could damage memorabilia windows or signatures.
Authenticity. Verify that the card matches the official National Treasures design, serialing format if present, and Panini production traits such as crisp printing, correct foil stock, and consistent autograph style. For memorabilia versions, confirm patch material quality and placement; suspiciously blurry printing, incorrect fonts, or off-color foil can indicate counterfeit or altered cards. Professional authentication is advisable for high-value examples.
