1992 Topps Stadium Club Jeff Innis #407
Jeff Innis · Topps (Stadium Club) · Base
Player
Jeff Innis
Set
1992 Topps Stadium Club Series 2
Year
1992
Card #
#407
Condition Grade
PSA 7 (Near Mint). Centering appears slightly shifted to the left and bottom. Corners show minor touches of white wear, typical for the high-gloss black borders used in this era.
Category
Base
Manufacturer
Topps (Stadium Club)
Demand Level
Low. Demand is primarily limited to Mets team collectors, submarine-pitcher enthusiasts, or collectors attempting to complete the 1992 Stadium Club master set.
Valuation
Raw (Ungraded) Value
$0.05 - $0.25
Graded Value
PSA 8: $5-10, PSA 9: $15-20, PSA 10: $35-50 (Note: Value is largely derived from registry collectors as the card is common).
Comparable Sales
Recent sales show this card selling for $0.25 to $1.00 as a 'Buy It Now' on eBay, often with free or low-cost shipping. In bulk lots, its value drops to approximately $0.01 to $0.05.
Description
This 1992 Stadium Club card features New York Mets relief pitcher Jeff Innis in his signature submarine pitching motion. The design is known for its full-bleed high-quality photography, a hallmark of the early Stadium Club 'super-premium' era. The front features the gold foil Stadium Club logo in the bottom right corner with Innis's name in white text on a black background. The card captures a crisp daylight action shot from the pitcher's mound.
Key Features
Features the unique sidearm/submarine delivery of Jeff Innis; Iconic early 90s full-bleed photography; Part of Topps' first 'premium' brand experiment.
Authenticity Indicators
High Confidence. The gold foil stamp has the correct texture and reflective properties. The card stock is the thick, glossy premium stock used by Stadium Club in 1992. This card is not currently targeted by counterfeiters due to its low market value.
Flaws to Note
Minor chipping on the white edges; Slight left-to-right centering bias; Surface likely has fingerprint oils or light micro-scratches due to being handled without a sleeve; A common issue for this set is 'bricking' where cards stick together and peel.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Best sold in a large bulk lot of Mets cards or 1990s commons on eBay. Individual sale is most viable on COMC (Check Out My Cards) where set builders can find it for a small fee.
Selling Tips
It is not financially advisable to grade this card, as the grading fee ($19+) significantly exceeds the market value. When listing, use keywords like 'Mets,' 'Submarine Pitcher,' and 'Set Break.' For shipping, a Plain White Envelope (PWE) with a thin cardboard protector is the most cost-effective method.