Hoops Card DB

Red

Print run 
/99
Serial numbered 
yes
Family 
other

Hobby

How we know: taken from a release note.

the Rookie Ticket set

tcdb renders "101 Franz Wagner AU, SN99 Orlando Magic" and "111 Joshua Primo AU, SN99 San Antonio Spurs", on page 2 of the same set (https://www.tcdb.com/Checklist.cfm/sid/341248/2021-22-Panini-Contenders-Optic---Red?PageIndex=2). checklistcenter Rookie Ticket Auto Set ladder: "Parallels: Red Wave; Red #/99; Blue #/49; Orange #/25; Gold #/10; Gold Wave #/10; Gold Vinyl 1/1; Printing Plates 1/1" (https://www.checklistcenter.com/2021-22-panini-contenders-optic-basketball-card-checklist/); cardboardconnection prints the same ladder under "Rookie Ticket Set Checklist" (https://www.cardboardconnection.com/2021-22-panini-contenders-optic-basketball-nba-cards). ⚠ A SECOND, NARROWER FETCH OF THE SAME cardboardconnection PAGE RETURNED A DIFFERENT "PARALLEL CARDS" LINE FOR THIS HEADING (the base-set ladder, "Red, Silver, Black Pandora SSP, Blue #/99, ...") - the summarizing fetch is not stable on that page, so the value written here rests on checklistcenter plus tcdb's own per-row serial flags, not on cardboardconnection. See gap G-014. SCOPE ESTABLISHED STRUCTURALLY, NOT BY NAME: tcdb gives every base-and-block parallel ONE sid, and its "Total Cards" header splits the ladder cleanly - Silver, 75th Anniversary, Blue Wave, Green Pulsar and Black Pandora SSP each state "100" and stop at card 100, while Red, Red Wave, Blue, Orange, Gold, Gold Wave, Gold Vinyl and the four Printing Plates each state "140" and render rows 101-140 and 101b-140b as well. That 100-versus-140 split reproduces cardboardconnection's and checklistcenter's two separate ladders exactly, and the per-row serial flags differ across the boundary under one set name (Blue is "SN99" on row 1 and "AU, SN49" on row 101; Red is unflagged on row 1 and "AU, SN99" on row 111), so the two scopes are genuinely different objects. [SUPERSEDED 2026-08-19: channel resolved to 'hobby' with cited evidence; note above predates the channel pass]

  • distribution
    “Approx. $340USD Per Hobby Box” source

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