2010 Panini America : Panini Century Collection

The Panini Century Collection was released on January 5, 2011, by the Panini America, Inc. Each box contains one pack with five serial numbered cards per pack. Every card features an autograph or memorabilia relic and every pack contains at least two of each.

"Souvenir Cuts" inserts include encased cut signatures of astronauts Alan Shepard, Virgil "Gus" Grissom, and Wally Schirra. Each astronaut cut signature is serial numbered #1/1.

"Astronauts Souvenir Stamps" inserts include material relic cards and autographs of 19 different NASA astronauts and Chief Flight Director Gene Kranz. Each astronaut card includes one of five different U.S. postage stamps.

Two 5-five-cent stamps commemorate Gemini 4 and the first American spacewalk by Edward White (Scott 1331–1332). The Gemini 4 stamps were illustrated by Paul Calle. The 5-cent stamps were issued at Kennedy Space Center on September 29, 1967. The release coincided with the nine-year anniversary of NASA. The Gemini stamps are the first USPS issue to feature a continuous design.

Two 8-cent stamps commemorate "The United States in Space... A Decade of Achievement" (Scott 1434–1435). The stamps depict the Lunar Module and the Lunar Roving Vehicle illustrated by Robert T. McCall. The release coincided with the flight of Apollo 15 and the ten-year anniversary of Mercury-Atlas 6, the orbital flight of John Glenn. The 8-cent stamps were issued at Kennedy Space Center, Florida, and the Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston, Texas, on August 2, 1971. Apollo 15 astronauts David Scott, Alfred Worden, and James Irwin were later reprimanded for bringing unauthorized postal covers to the Moon.

The 10-cent Skylab stamp (Scott 1529) was issued in Houston on May, 14, 1974. The stamp is included with various cards autographed by Bill Pogue, pilot of the Skylab 4 mission.