What is a Jayson Tatum Franchise Features card?

Franchise Features is a recurring Panini Donruss insert set built around a team's franchise cornerstone — Tatum is the Celtics representative. It's a paper Donruss insert, not a Donruss Optic chromium card, and each year gets its own checklist number: live listings consistently show Tatum at #2 in 2020-21, #1 in 2022-23, and #6 in 2024-25. The 2024-25 run also has serial-numbered parallels (a Blue Winter /75 shows up regularly). Use the Franchise Features button above to see which years are actually on the market right now.

What is a Jayson Tatum My House card?

My House! is a Donruss Optic insert — chromium, not paper — with a home-arena theme. Tatum appears in multiple years and listings show his number moving between them: #11 in 2019-20 Optic, #17 in 2022-23 Optic, and #7 in both 2023-24 and 2024-25 Optic. Because it's an Optic insert it also gets Prizm-style parallels (Holo and colored versions). A separate acetate variant exists in Clearly Donruss, listed as Clearly My House.

Which Donruss inserts have Tatum rookie cards?

Two 2017-18 rookie-year insert families carry an RC-designated Tatum: The Rookies and Rookie Kings. Both ran in paper Donruss and in Donruss Optic, and both list Tatum at #3 within their own checklists — separate insert sets are numbered independently, so a #3 in The Rookies is a different card from a #3 in Rookie Kings. The Optic versions are chromium and get Holo/Silver-style parallels; the paper versions do not.

Are Donruss inserts worth collecting compared to the base Rated Rookie?

That's a collector question, not a price question — we don't publish value estimates, so check the live eBay buttons above for the current market on any family. Structurally: the base 2017-18 Rated Rookie #198 is the rookie-year anchor most collectors want first, while the named inserts are cheaper entry points into Tatum's Donruss run and give you a card per season rather than one card from one season. Serial-numbered insert parallels are the scarcer end of the family.

How do I tell a Donruss insert from a Donruss Optic insert?

Card stock. Paper Donruss inserts have a matte cardboard feel; Donruss Optic inserts are printed on the chromium stock that gives them a reflective, mirrored surface — and only the Optic ones get Prizm-style Holo and colored parallels. Some insert names run in both products in the same year, so always read the product name on the listing, not just the insert name.

Jayson Tatum Donruss Inserts — Franchise Features, My House! & Net Marvels

Panini’s Donruss and Donruss Optic lines run a deep named-insert program, and Jayson Tatum has appeared in it every season since his 2017-18 rookie year. These aren’t parallels of the base Rated Rookie #198 — each one is its own separately numbered insert set, which is exactly why searching “Tatum Donruss” returns a wall of unrelated cards.

This page is a reference for the insert families themselves: which ones contain Tatum, whether they’re paper or chromium, and the card numbers that live listings consistently show. Every number below was read off multiple current eBay listings rather than estimated — where the market only shows one example, we say so instead of guessing.

Rookie-year inserts (2017-18)

Two insert families carry an RC-designated Tatum from his rookie season, and both ran in paper Donruss and Donruss Optic:

The Rookies — Tatum is #3. The Optic version is chromium and picks up Holo/Silver-style parallels; the paper Donruss version does not. Graded Optic copies are the ones you’ll see slabbed most often.
Rookie Kings — also #3, in its own checklist. Same paper/Optic split, and the paper run has colored parallels (a Green Flood shows up in listings).

Both being #3 confuses people constantly. Separate insert sets number independently, so The Rookies #3 and Rookie Kings #3 are two entirely different cards — always match the insert name, not just the number. Same trap as the shared #198 between paper Donruss and Optic on the base Rated Rookie.

Franchise Features — the Celtics cornerstone insert

Franchise Features is the paper Donruss insert built around each team’s franchise player, and Tatum is Boston’s. It’s a recurring set, so there’s one per year, each renumbered:

2020-21 — #2
2022-23 — #1
2024-25 — #6, with serial-numbered parallels (Blue Winter /75 appears regularly)

Because it’s a paper Donruss insert rather than an Optic one, it stays one of the more attainable ways to own a modern Tatum card with a real design behind it.

My House! — the Optic arena insert

My House! is the Donruss Optic counterpart: chromium stock, home-arena theme, and Prizm-style parallels layered on top. Tatum’s number moves year to year:

2019-20 Optic — #11
2022-23 Optic — #17
2023-24 Optic — #7
2024-25 Optic — #7

There’s also a Clearly Donruss acetate variant listed as Clearly My House (#5 in 2019-20), which is a different product entirely — clear acetate rather than chromium — so check the product name before buying.

For the base Rated Rookie these inserts ride alongside, see the 2017-18 Donruss Optic set review.

The recurring modern families

Three more Donruss insert programs feature Tatum on a rolling basis:

Net Marvels — paper Donruss. Listings show #16 in 2020-21, #18 in 2022-23, and #24 in 2024-25, with Press Proof and Diamond parallels layered over the base insert. A separate Retro Net Marvels runs in NBA Hoops Premium Stock, which is a different product despite the shared name — see the Hoops insert reference for that side of the map.
Complete Players — paper Donruss. #14 in 2020-21, #13 in 2021-22, #10 in 2023-24, with Green (/75) and Pink Holo Laser parallels in circulation.
Craftsmen — #2 in 2020-21 and #15 in 2021-22 in Donruss, then #16 in 2023-24 Donruss Elite with a Blue /99 parallel. Note the product shift: Donruss Elite is its own release, not the flagship Donruss set.

How to actually buy these

Search the insert name plus the year, not “Tatum Donruss.” The families recycle annually with different numbers, so the year is what narrows it.
Confirm paper vs. chromium. If a listing photo shows a mirrored, reflective surface and the title says Optic, it’s the chromium version — and only those get the Prizm-style parallels.
Check the number against the year. A Franchise Features listed as #6 should be 2024-25. A mismatch usually means a copy-pasted title, and it’s worth asking before bidding.
Don’t over-grade cheap inserts. Grading fees can exceed what a common base insert brings; save the slab budget for the rookie chase or serial-numbered parallels. Run the numbers in the grading ROI calculator.

For the illustrated case-hit tier — Downtown, Kaboom, Color Blast — see best modern Jayson Tatum inserts. For the full brand-by-brand rookie map, see the 2017-18 rookie card checklist, and for a season-by-season view of everything he’s appeared on, the year-by-year hub. New to Tatum cards? Start with the collecting guide.

Use the buttons above to open live eBay listings for each insert family — that’s the honest read on what any of them is actually trading for.