2017 Topps Triple Threads Dan Vogelbach Gold Parallel On-Card Auto #TTRA-DV Serial 22/25
Dan Vogelbach · Topps (Triple Threads high-end brand) · Rookie Card (RC), Parallel, On-Card Autograph, Serial Numbered (/25)
Player
Dan Vogelbach
Set
2017 Topps Triple Threads
Year
2017
Card #
#TTRA-DV
Condition Grade
Estimated PSA 8 (NM-MT). The centering looks decent, but thick-stock cards like Triple Threads are prone to corner chipping and edge wear. The bottom-right corner shows slight white wear.
Category
Rookie Card (RC), Parallel, On-Card Autograph, Serial Numbered (/25)
Manufacturer
Topps (Triple Threads high-end brand)
Demand Level
Moderate to Low. While Vogelbach has a cult following, he is a journeyman power hitter. Demand is highest among Seattle Mariners team collectors and Triple Threads set builders.
Valuation
Raw (Ungraded) Value
$15.00 - $35.00
Graded Value
PSA 8: $30-$45, PSA 9: $60-$80, PSA 10: $150+. Due to low player demand, grading may not yield a positive ROI.
Comparable Sales
Recent Dan Vogelbach low-numbered rookie autos from premium sets (like Five Star or Tribute) have sold between $15 and $30. 2017 Triple Threads parallels /25 generally command a slight premium over base versions but have seen stable, flat pricing recently.
Description
Stunning 2017 Topps Triple Threads Dan Vogelbach Rookie Card featuring a bold blue ink on-card autograph. This is the Gold Parallel, serial numbered 22/25, showcasing the Seattle Mariners slugger. The card features the signature Triple Threads premium design with high-gloss finishes and a metallic gold border theme.
Key Features
Low print run (serial numbered to 25), official Rookie Card (RC) logo, high-end 'Triple Threads' brand, and a clean on-card autograph rather than a sticker.
Authenticity Indicators
High confidence. The 'Topps Certified Autograph Issue' text is present. The serial numbering is stamped into the foil. The holographic 'TT' logo and card stock thickness are consistent with 2017 Triple Threads production.
Flaws to Note
Softness on the bottom-right corner; visible white chipping on the bottom edge. Thick stock cards frequently have surface dimples or light scratches not visible without a loupe.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
eBay (Auction or Buy It Now with 'Best Offer'), COMC (for long-tail sales), or Seattle-area Facebook sports card groups.
Selling Tips
Do not grade this card; the cost of grading will likely exceed the value added for this specific player. List it with 'Rookie Auto /25' in the title. Ensure it is shipped in a thick-point top-loader (55pt-75pt) and a bubble mailer.