
Ken Bannister
1991-92 • Skybox
#122
2018-19 • Panini • Noir • Autograph Patch
National Basketball Association • Los Angeles Clippers
Near Mint
CL-AB
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This 2018-19 Panini Noir card features Avery Bradley of the Los Angeles Clippers, card #CL-AB. A great addition to any basketball card collection. Avery Bradley cards remain popular among collectors. Panini holds exclusive licenses for major sports leagues. Ships securely with tracking.
7/4/26
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Avery Bradley's 2018-19 Panini Noir cards occupy a mid-tier position within the Noir product line, which itself commands a premium over standard base releases due to its black-and-white aesthetic and limited production. Bradley's Clippers-era cards carry modest collector interest relative to his Lakers or Celtics tenure, as his most recognized moments are tied to those franchises. Within the broader Noir set, autographed and serial-numbered copies of role players like Bradley trade at a discount compared to star-driven entries, but the product's prestige floor provides some baseline support.
Panini Noir is structured around short-printed parallels and serial-numbered tiers, meaning the specific print run on Bradley's card significantly impacts its scarcity profile — lower-numbered copies naturally command stronger demand from set collectors. Autographed versions within Noir typically carry print runs in the range of 25 or fewer for the rarest parallels, which keeps raw population low and graded population even thinner. With only one active listing currently available, market liquidity is extremely limited, suggesting either a scarce card or low seller interest — both of which affect price discovery.
Bradley is a retired role player without Hall of Fame candidacy, which caps the long-term appreciation ceiling for his cards regardless of scarcity. The Noir brand retains collector loyalty due to its premium positioning, but player trajectory is a primary driver of sustained demand, and Bradley's market momentum has cooled considerably since his active years. Collectors focused on the Noir brand as a set-build target may still pursue serial-numbered copies, but speculative investment upside is limited without a significant cultural or nostalgic catalyst.

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