2012 Topps Triple Threads Baseball Cards

Again, 5 stars to offset a troll rating.

I never laid eyes on this in person, but looking at the photos, I love the designs. Despite the many subsets, they all look fantastic. Other than that, gotta defer to staff critique.

terrible product this is what I got:

-byrce harper/mike trout auto relic booklet only good thing about that is it’s a one of one
-babe ruth cut auto (who’s this)
-willy mays, mickey mantle, babe ruth ( again), lou gerhig, hank arron, and jackie robinson relic booklet (worst hit of box)
– best hit of the box ……. DANIEL HUDSON JERSEY OUT OF 99!!!!!!!!!!!
PC MOJO!!!!
I have a PC of daniel hudson I’ve spent over $8,000 on sick PC
If I could I would rate this a zero

I opened 1 box this year and was happy with the quality of the hits I got. I didn’t keep anything for my PC, but I was able to more than make my money back selling off the cards I got. From what I’ve seen this and Topps Tribute seem to be the best of Topps’ high end sets.

Loved this product after being away from the Hobby for awhile this made it enjoyable to come back to

2012 Topps Triple Threads Baseball
Reviewed by Dan Gladstone

Good: On-card autographs for rookies, 4 hits per box include a pair of autographs.

Bad: Base cards are unnumbered, not all autographs are hard-signed.

The Bottom Line: 2012 Topps Triple Threads Baseball is a high-end product that is great for baseball collectors who like the thrill of a high-risk, high-reward box. Being able to pull autographs of superstars like Justin Verlander and rookie stars like Bryce Harper and Mike Trout provide a lot of variety.

Staff Rating: 4.0/5.0

Card Design: 4.5/5.0
The base cards have a smooth and clean feel to them. The base and parallel cards use thick card stock and have a sturdy feel. It is tough to tell the colors on some of the parallels. If the cards weren’t numbered, I’d think some of the parallels were base cards. I hope Topps goes back to numbering the base cards as it makes the product feel more limited.

Future Phenoms autographs, which are a part of the base set, have a great design. They are bolstered further with on-card signatures.

The various jersey sets are great. The unique way some of the relics are displayed is one of the brand’s more interesting hallmarks. The Unity relic deisgn seems rather simple, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing.

I hope Topps can eventually cut the sticker autographs from Topps Triple Threads. This is a high-end product where they don’t belong.

Checklist: 4.0/5.0
The base set features the game’s best stars as well as a ton of retired legends. This product is ideal for any type of collector who can afford it because it has such variety. There are a few different parallel sets as well as plenty of autograph and jersey sets.

Value: 3.5/5.0
This product is made for collectors with deep pockets. Past sets have promised fewer hits, so it’s nice to see two autograph and two jersey cards per box. It’s hard to complain about more hits, especially when the price of the box stays pretty much the same. With names like Ken Griffey Jr, Hank Aaron and Albert Pujols, there’s some major bang available with the autographs. Not every box will have major superstars, which is part of the risk.

The Fun Factor: 4.0/5.0
2012 Topps Triple Threads Baseball is not only fun to open, but it doesn’t take long to get through. While it’s a quick break, the excitement is there because you know there’s big things coming right away.

I only got one box of this product but I have to say I love what I got. A 1/1 white whale printing plate is always nice but when it’s one from a player on your favorite team it’s better. A triple relic with three hall of famers cool even if it’s not a card you plan on keeping. The other pulls for me were nothing special although I did get another hit from a player on my favorite team. Two things I wish were different are that all base set cards were numbered not just parallels and all autos were one card. This product is very nice and one of the highlights of the year even if I can only afford one box a year.

I always do well with TTT. Every year I get at least one 1/1 card or booklet. Speaking of which this year I got a redemption card for a Singular Swatch Relic. A TTT subset I had never heard of until I got the redemption this year. Wondering if you’ve ever seen an example of one of these cards the set is to 10. I have no idea who’s been in the sets years past. Thanks

This Product has a Very Nice Checklist! Along with the Triple Threads quality that makes this product High End…

Do you want a scan for the checklist?

Yes i am.I’m lucky thats for sure.Thanks for checking it out.

Oh Yeah

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M61XhFg6cnM&feature=g-user-u

A couple of days ago.
It might of went to your spam.
It’s a utube video break i had Chris from Cardsinfinitey do.

Ryan,
Did you get my email regarding this product?
Thanks,
Jeff