2022-23 Panini National Treasures: Banchero's Rookie Patch Auto (#110)
Paolo Banchero's 2022-23 National Treasures Rookie Patch Auto is card #110, numbered to 99, with a verified parallel ladder from Red /75 down to a 1/1 Logoman. Here's the real checklist and how to buy at this level safely.
2022-23 Panini National Treasures is the top of the Banchero rookie pyramid. Where Prizm, Select, Optic and Mosaic give you accessible prismatic rookies and parallel rainbows, National Treasures is the premium end of the same 2022-23 rookie class — thick-stock cards built around serial-numbered rookie patch autos, on-card signatures, and jumbo memorabilia. It’s the set collectors chase when budget isn’t the constraint.
Why this set matters for Banchero collectors
- It is Panini’s premium hobby flagship, so nearly everything in it is serial-numbered and scarce by design — a different tier from the mainstream prismatic rookies.
- The rookie patch auto (RPA) is the marquee hit: a game-used or event-worn patch paired with an on-card autograph on a numbered rookie card.
- Above the base RPA sits a full ladder of lower-numbered patch and auto parallels, climbing toward the printing plates and true one-of-ones at the top.
- On-card autographs and jumbo / prime patches give the Banchero rookie class its high-water mark — the cards that anchor the autographs & top cards chase.
We publish the verified card numbers and print runs because they are checklist facts. We never publish prices — the live eBay links below show exactly what these cards are trading for right now.
The verified Banchero checklist
Rookie Patch Autographs #110 — the marquee card, numbered /99. The parallel ladder on the same number:
| Parallel | Print run |
|---|---|
| Red | /75 |
| Bronze | /49 |
| Pink | /25 |
| Gold FOTL | /24 |
| Gold | /10 |
| Retro 2010 Rookie Patch Autographs | /10 |
| Purple FOTL | /8 |
| Emerald | /5 |
| Blue FOTL | /3 |
| Logoman | 1/1 |
Note that FOTL parallels came only from First Off The Line configurations, so they are a separate distribution pool rather than a deeper tier of the standard ladder.
Banchero also appears across National Treasures Collegiate in his Duke uniform — a different product with its own checklist (Collegiate base #2 /49, Rookie Autographed Memorabilia Booklet #3 /25, College Materials Signatures #22 and more). Those are college cards, not NBA rookies; see the Prizm Draft Picks review for why that distinction matters.
Because everything here is numbered, always confirm the exact parallel and numbering a listing shows before you buy — two cards that look identical in a thumbnail can sit far apart on the ladder.
Buying it safely
This is the category where buying graded matters most. High-dollar autos and patches are exactly where authentication and condition drive value, so a PSA, BGS, or SGC slab that certifies both the signature and the card is worth the premium. Compare sold comps rather than asking prices, and make sure the slab label matches the RPA or parallel you think you’re buying.
New to his rookies? Start with the collecting guide for how to pick a card and spot altered slabs, work up through the rookie-cards top list, and when you’re ready for the top of the market, browse the autographs & top cards page for live premium listings.
Find these cards on eBay
The singles from this set trade on eBay, not Amazon — these open live listings for each one. Compare sold comps, and buy graded (PSA or SGC) for anything above a raw base copy.