The Rolling Stones Get 2026 Prizm Digital Trading Cards With 1-of-1 Black Finite Chase

The Rolling Stones are getting the Prizm treatment, with Panini America launching a new digital trading card collection featuring Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts and Ronnie Wood. 2026 Prizm The Rolling Stones dropped on Panini Blockchain, bringing the colors, patterns and numbered parallels associated with Panini’s Prizm brand into a collection built around the band’s music and stage history.

Panini produced 21,826 digital packs for the release. Each costs $25 and contains five cards: two Base Prizms Silver numbered to 437, two non-Silver Base Prizms numbered from 248 down to one-of-one, and one insert. The base cards are offered in both vertical and horizontal designs with a parallel rainbow that includes Black and Red Checker numbered to 248, Blue Ice to 99, Tie-Dye to 49, Purple Power to 25, Gold to 10, Gold Vinyl to five and Black Finite one-of-ones.

Two new full-motion card sets are also making their debut with the release. Color Blast cards are numbered to 25, while the Albums set uses animation to showcase The Rolling Stones’ catalog in a format made specifically for digital collecting. Panini is also bringing its Manga insert style to the Stones, with Manga cards limited to 49 copies.

The wider insert lineup reaches into different parts of the band’s history. Collectors can find Albums, Hot Licks, International Licks, The Original Stadium Show, Poster Perfection, Milestones and Moments, Behind the Scenes and Singles Artwork cards. Those insert sets also have their own parallels. Panini lists Silver versions numbered to 99, Gold to 10, Gold Vinyl to five and Black Finite one-of-ones, creating additional chases beyond the base set.

The digital format also allows Panini to add collecting mechanics that go beyond simply opening packs. Rainbow Challenges will reward collectors with Disco, Orange Wave, Yellow Scope and Red Mojo parallels, while a separate Crafting event will give collectors an opportunity to unlock Tie-Dye parallels for certain inserts.

The release adds The Rolling Stones to Panini Blockchain’s entertainment offerings while using many of the same collecting elements familiar from the company’s sports-card products. Numbered parallels, short-print inserts, Color Blast, Manga and one-of-one Black Finite cards all carry over into the music-focused release, but the full-motion designs take advantage of the digital format.

The set also spreads its focus beyond individual band members. The checklist is designed around the group’s albums, performances, artwork and behind-the-scenes history, giving the collection a broader connection to the band’s catalog and visual history.

2026 Prizm The Rolling Stones packs are available now for $25 each through Panini Blockchain while the available supply lasts.