Where is this Nuget package coming from?

I've got a project with the following PackageReference:

<ItemGroup><PackageReference Include="SIL.LCModel.Utils" Version="10.2.0-*" /></ItemGroup>

Now based on the below search, I expect Nuget to resolve the package to "10.2.0-netcore0083" as desired.

PM> Find-Package -AllVersions -source https://api.nuget.org/v3/index.json SIL.LCModel.Utils -IncludePrerelease -ExactMatch | foreach { $_.Versions } | Select-Object OriginalVersionTime Elapsed: 00:00:01.1477577OriginalVersion   ---------------   10.2.0-netcore008310.2.0-beta0033   10.2.0-beta0032   10.2.0-beta0031   10.2.0-beta0027   10.2.0-beta0026   10.2.0-beta0025   10.2.0-beta0024   10.2.0-beta0023   10.2.0-beta0022   10.2.0-beta0011   10.2.0-beta0007   10.2.0-beta0006   10.2.0-beta0005   10.2.0-beta0004   10.2.0-beta0002   10.2.0-beta0001   10.1.0      

But it's resolving to:

PS C:\Users\joseph\source> dotnet list .\src\MyProject.csproj packageProject 'MyProject' has the following package references   [netstandard2.0]:   Top-level Package              Requested   Resolved> SIL.LCModel.Utils            10.2.0-*    10.2.0-restorepacking0022

I've cleared my nuget caches, even done a whole-drive sweep for "restorepacking" just to be sure. This happens locally and on the build server. I'm assuming it prefers this package over the "netcore0083" due to the first example here, as opposed to taking the latest, but my real question is: Where is this package coming from?