2016-17 Studio · autograph set

Breakout Signatures

Cards 

40

Parallels 

3

Scarcity 

not documented

AUTOGRAPH SET. Enumerated by a FULL-ROW token sweep, never a sample, per CAV-050: every rendered row's flag column was read and the DISTINCT token set recorded. THE SET'S OWN BASE TIER IS SERIAL NUMBERED WITH A PER-CARD VARIABLE RUN AND THEREFORE CARRIES NO SINGLE PRINT RUN: over all 38 rows tcdb renders https://www.tcdb.com/Checklist.cfm/sid/153287/2016-17-Panini-Studio-Breakout-Signatures?sort=0 the distinct token set is AU plus {SN299, SN249, SN199, SN99, SN49}. sets.csv has no print_run column (EXTRACTION_SPEC 2.2), so the finding is recorded here in words and in gap G-007. A three-row sample would have written a clean, sourced-looking flat 299. CARD COUNT IS CONTESTED AND I HAVE WRITTEN THE HIGHER FIGURE: tcdb's own set page states "Total Cards: 38" and renders exactly 38 rows over numbers 1-18 and 21-40; cardboardconnection states "40 cards." (https://www.cardboardconnection.com/2016-17-panini-studio-basketball-cards). Per CAV-044 I opened every object that shares the block's number range before accepting a hole, and the parallels refute it - https://www.tcdb.com/Checklist.cfm/sid/153288/2016-17-Panini-Studio-Breakout-Signatures-Gold?sort=0 renders card 19 Jamal Murray AND card 20 Kevin Durant, and https://www.tcdb.com/Checklist.cfm/sid/153290/2016-17-Panini-Studio-Breakout-Signatures-Teal?sort=0 renders card 19 and card 40 Andrew Wiggins. All forty numbers 1-40 are therefore evidenced, and the tcdb set page is two rows short of its own parallels. See gap G-008. Listed on https://www.tcdb.com/Inserts.cfm/sid/150641/2016-17-Panini-Studio under the heading "Insert Sets (30)", whose own count matched my count of its rows.