2017 Topps Museum Collection Justin Verlander Primary Pieces Quad Relic /75 #PP-JV
Justin Verlander · Topps · Relic / Memorabilia, Numbered /75

Player
Justin Verlander
Set
2017 Topps Museum Collection - Primary Pieces Quad Relics
Year
2017
Card #
#PP-JV
Condition Grade
Estimated PSA 7 (Near Mint). Thick relic cards often suffer from edge chipping and corner softening. Surface appears clean, centering looks adequate for the design style, but bottom-right corner shows slight white wear.
Category
Relic / Memorabilia, Numbered /75
Manufacturer
Topps
Demand Level
Moderate. While Verlander is a legend, Tigers-era relic cards are stable. Demand spikes during postseason runs or when he nears career milestones (300 wins).
Valuation
Raw (Ungraded) Value
$15.00 - $30.00
Graded Value
PSA 7: $25-35, PSA 8: $45-60, PSA 9: $80-100. (Note: Grading thick memorabilia cards is rarely cost-effective unless achieving a PSA 10).
Comparable Sales
Recent sales for Verlander quad relics from Museum Collection range from $18 to $35 depending on the numbering (e.g., /99 vs /75). Similar elite pitcher relics (Kershaw, Scherzer) from this set follow the same $20-$40 price curve.
Description
A stunning 2017 Topps Museum Collection quad relic card featuring future Hall of Famer Justin Verlander in his Detroit Tigers uniform. This 'Primary Pieces' insert features four distinct pieces of game-used memorabilia: three grey jersey swatches and one large navy blue swatch set in a premium museum-style frame design with gold foil accents. Serial numbered 70/75 on the front.
Key Features
Game-used memorabilia; Serial numbered to 75; Features Justin Verlander in his iconic Tigers uniform; Part of the high-end Museum Collection brand; Future first-ballot Hall of Fame subject.
Authenticity Indicators
High Confidence. The 'Museum Collection' logo, crisp gold foil stamping, specific 70/75 numbering font, and authentic mesh texture of the jersey swatches are consistent with genuine Topps high-end products.
Flaws to Note
Visible corner softening on the bottom right corner; typical edge wear found on high-point thickness stock; slight foil scratching common to the Museum Collection series.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
eBay (Auction or Buy It Now with Best Offer), COMC for long-term consignment, or Detroit-area sports card groups on Facebook.
Selling Tips
Do not grade this card; the cost of grading will likely exceed the value added for a jersey relic. Use a 100pt or 130pt top loader for protection. List with keywords 'HOF', 'Tigers', and 'Game Used'. Use a clear photo of the serial number and the jersey texture.