Hoops Card DB

Crystal

Print run 
unnumbered
Serial numbered 
no
Family 
Crystal

Hobby

How we know: a source states this channel exclusively.

the Bonus Shots Signatures set

tcdb sid 168753, heading read back as "2017-18 Panini Prestige - Bonus Shots Signatures Crystal" - sid confirmed against the page's own heading, not taken from Inserts.cfm alone. Total Cards 74, and 74 rows rendered and counted. Distinct flag-token set enumerated over EVERY row of the tier, not sampled: {AU} - uniform, zero variable rows. Positive discriminative test inside this same set family and on this same endpoint: the Crystal Gold sid renders SN10 on every row and the Crystal Blue sid renders SN1 on every row while this tier's sid renders no serial token at all, so the blank is a rendered absence and not a dropped column. CHANNEL: cardboardconnection states the Crystal treatment is hobby-exclusive - "Cracked Ice technology, apparently referred to as Crystal in this release, is exclusive to Hobby boxes." - and separately lists the tier under "Hobby-only". ROSTER: per-tier rosters in this set genuinely DIFFER - 80 base, 74 Crystal (numbers 1-77 with 14, 48 and 59 unissued, which reconciles 77-3=74 exactly), 78 Crystal Gold, 80 Crystal Blue, 78 Gold - so no tier's roster may be assumed from another. See G-008. Every row also carries the flag AU. Card numbers in this set are not normalised here; they belong to the chase pass. Evidence: https://www.tcdb.com/ViewSet.cfm/sid/168753/2017-18-Panini-Prestige-Bonus-Shots-Signatures-Crystal https://www.tcdb.com/Inserts.cfm/sid/164348/2017-18-Panini-Prestige https://www.cardboardconnection.com/2017-18-panini-prestige-basketball-nba-cards https://www.cardboardconnection.com/2017-18-panini-prestige-basketball-nba-cards/amp https://blowoutbuzz.wordpress.com/2017/11/18/first-buzz-2017-18-panini-prestige-basketball-cards-early-retail-details/ https://www.sportscardchecklist.com/sport-basketball/year-2017-18/index-panini-prestige/trading-card-checklists-and-product-information

  • distribution
    “Cracked Ice technology, apparently referred to as Crystal in this release, is exclusive to Hobby boxes.” source

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