1999 Topps Gold Label Class 1 Fred McGriff #6
Fred McGriff · Topps · Parallel
Player
Fred McGriff
Set
1999 Topps Gold Label Class 1
Year
1999
Card #
6
Condition Grade
PSA 7 (NM) due to noticeable corner wear and edge chipping along the gold borders
Category
Parallel
Manufacturer
Topps
Demand Level
Low to Moderate. Demand is steady primarily from player collectors focusing on Fred McGriff or team collectors for the Tampa Bay Devil Rays, but overall market liquidity is slow.
Valuation
Raw (Ungraded) Value
$2.00 - $5.00
Graded Value
PSA 6: $10-15, PSA 7: $15-25, PSA 8: $30-50
Comparable Sales
Similar raw Class 1 base or parallel cards of common veterans from 1999 Topps Gold Label typically sell in the $1.00 to $4.00 range on eBay.
Description
Offering a 1999 Topps Gold Label Class 1 baseball card featuring Hall of Famer Fred McGriff of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays. This card features a distinct premium glossy finish with an elegant gold border and gold foil accents. The image captures McGriff in his grey Devil Rays road uniform with a fielding glove. A great addition for any 90s baseball set builder or Fred McGriff collector.
Key Features
Features Hall of Famer Fred McGriff during his tenure with the expansion Tampa Bay Devil Rays. Part of the visually striking and premium 1999 Topps Gold Label set, highly regarded for its class-tiered structure and shiny parallel aesthetic.
Authenticity Indicators
High confidence in authenticity. Standard card stock weight, crisp printing quality on the text and photo, and correct foil stamping typical of 1999 Topps production. This card is rarely counterfeited due to low raw market value.
Flaws to Note
Visible corner wear on the bottom right and top left corners. Minor edge chipping along the sensitive gold borders, which is very common for 1999 Topps Gold Label cards due to the dark coating and foil edges.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
eBay or COMC are the best platforms for selling lower-value vintage and 90s inserts/parallels.
Selling Tips
Not recommended for professional grading due to the low raw value and condition flaws that would likely result in a lower grade, costing more in grading fees than the card is worth. Sell raw as a single or lot item.