Hoops Card DB

Game Ticket

Print run 
unnumbered
Serial numbered 
no
Family 
Game Ticket

not documented

the full 100-card base set of 2017-18 Contenders

tcdb sid 168747 states "Total Cards: 100" - this tier covers the base run ONLY and does not extend into the 101-145 block, unlike the seven 190-span ticket tiers of this release. NO serial token on any row, enumerated over all 100 base numbers on differently-varied fetches: https://www.tcdb.com/Checklist.cfm/sid/168747/2017-18-Panini-Contenders-Game-Ticket?PageIndex=1&sort=0 (cards 1-72), https://www.tcdb.com/Gallery.cfm/sid/168747/2017-18-Panini-Contenders-Game-Ticket?PageIndex=8&sort=0 (71-80, re-asked a second time for the literal strings "SN"+digits / AU / MEM / RC / VAR / EXCH and returning none), https://www.tcdb.com/Gallery.cfm/sid/168747/2017-18-Panini-Contenders-Game-Ticket?PageIndex=9&sort=0 (81-90) and https://www.tcdb.com/Gallery.cfm/sid/168747/2017-18-Panini-Contenders-Game-Ticket?PageIndex=10&sort=0 (91-100). Positive discriminative test: the same endpoints render SN249 / SN99 / SN25 / SN10 / SN1 on this release's sibling base tiers, so the empty flag column here is a measured absence and not a lossy render. cardboardconnection heads a "Game Ticket Set Checklist / 100 cards." section at https://www.cardboardconnection.com/2017-18-panini-contenders-basketball-nba-cards and prints no serial figure for it; sportscardchecklist.com independently indexes "2017-18 Panini Contenders Game Ticket (100 Cards)". Note cardboardconnection and sportscardchecklist file Game Ticket as a SET while tcdb files it under its "Parallel Sets" heading; it is recorded here as a base-set parallel because its roster is exactly the 100 base cards.

Draft — sourced but not independently verified. How this catalogue is built