Red

Where it was sold

Hobby

How we know: taken from a release note.

Applies to

the Rookie Ticket set

Notes

cardboardconnection Rookie Ticket ladder: "PARALLEL CARDS: Red Wave, Red #/149 (LaMelo #/75*), Blue #/99 (Lamelo #/49*), Orange #/25, Gold #/10, Gold Vinyl 1/1, Printing Plates 1/1." (https://www.cardboardconnection.com/2020-21-panini-contenders-optic-basketball-cards); checklistcenter "Red Wave; Red #/149 (*LaMelo #/75); Blue #/99 (*LaMelo #/49); Orange #/25; Gold #/10; Gold Vinyl 1/1; Printing Plates 1/1" (https://www.checklistcenter.com/2020-21-panini-contenders-optic-basketball-card-checklist/). The two agree exactly and may be one opinion. tcdb catalogues these tiers inside the same 178-card sets as the base parallels rather than giving the block its own sids. Both aggregators state "Red #/149 (LaMelo #/75*)" for this block. PRINT RUN NOT WRITTEN: the run is stated as a headline figure with a named per-card exception, i.e. it is serial numbered with a run that varies by card, and EXTRACTION_SPEC 2.3 says the schema cannot express that state and forces UNKNOWN/UNKNOWN. The held figures are recorded in gap G-004; they are NOT written here because a single integer would be false for at least one card. tcdb carries the tier inside its 178-card Red set (https://www.tcdb.com/Checklist.cfm/sid/290983/2020-21-Panini-Contenders-Optic-Red), whose base rows carry no serial flag at all - so the block genuinely differs from the base run under one set name.