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2026 Upper Deck Golf 25th Anniversary Buybacks · Tiger's Tales

Reference: TT10 buyback 22/25; different physical copy

Independent TT10 reference copy 22/25; same printing, different card
Stamped, hand-numbered buyback /25#TT10Raw / ungraded

PRELIMINARY RAW GUIDE · LOW CONFIDENCE

$150–$250

Preliminary raw guide · low confidence

An editorial starting band using other numbered Tiger's Tales buybacks: three current asks of $175–$200 and one secondary-reported TT15 sale at $245. These are different card numbers. No TT10 completed sale was verified, and asks do not establish what a buyer will pay.

How we arrived at this estimate

A broad editorial negotiation guide for a raw TT10, anchored to related stamped /25 Tiger's Tales cards rather than the ordinary unstamped original. TT24, TT8 and TT7 are currently asking $175, $180 and $200; market evidence separately reports a TT15 transaction at $245 in May 2026, which could not be confirmed on the original listing. The lower end allows negotiation below unsold asks; the upper end rounds the reported related result. No numerical artwork premium, scarcity multiplier or forecast is applied.

Assumptions: Assumes the authentic 2026 stamped TT10 buyback, numbered to 25, without substantial damage or alteration. The submitted copy's individual serial and grade were not resolved from the thumbnail. Card-number demand, condition and the limited buyer pool could produce offers outside this band. It is not a verified sale range or guaranteed minimum. Shipping, tax and selling fees are excluded.

For a starting discussion, $150–$250 raw is more defensible than treating a high listing price as a completed comp, but confidence is low. The available references are other /25 Tiger's Tales designs: $175–$200 active asks and a $245 secondary-reported TT15 result. The exact TT10 listing at $650 ended without a verified sale, so it is not used to set this guide.

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THE NUMBERS, IN FOCUS

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RESEARCH SNAPSHOT
25copies

Manufacturer-listed TT10 buyback numbering

$175–$200asks

Three related designs; active, not sold

$245reported

Different TT15 design · secondary sale record

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Exact TT10 completed sales verified

Matching sale prices

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No matching Raw / ungraded transaction was verified in this research pass. Different grades or printings can inform research, but do not establish an exact-card sold price.

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Identity first

The stamp changes the comparison set.

Compare this card with other 2026 stamped Tiger's Tales /25 buybacks first. The $150–$250 guide is a tentative starting band; record a real TT10 offer or completed sale before narrowing it. The source photos can establish the printing, but cannot promise a numerical grade or selling price.

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0 matching records

The three asking prices were read on the original public listings. TT24's front visibly has the stamp and handwritten /25; its reverse confirms TT24 despite inconsistent seller metadata. The TT7 reverse distinguishes its card number from serial 15/25. market evidence displays one TT15 raw-sale record dated May 27 at $245. No primary-verified completed TT10 transaction was found in this bounded review.

The exact-printing photo comes from public TT10 listing 227366884376, seller cumm8948. That listing ended August 31 at a displayed $650 or Best Offer without verified sold status. Its price is excluded. The visible 22/25 is a handwritten serial, not a Tiger Woods signature. The seller's claim that every buyback design is one of a kind is contradicted by Upper Deck's checklist and is not repeated as fact.

What was included and excluded?

Ordinary unstamped 2001 Tiger's Tales TT10 cards, autographed buybacks, different numbered issues and general Tiger Woods asking prices are not exact comparables. An ended listing is not a sale. The TT18 listing 177977277127 also ended without verified sold status and is excluded. No graded premium, expected return or player-performance forecast is supplied.

PULL ODDS

Twenty-five copies does not mean one in 25 packs.

The official checklist describes random insertion in Hobby and e-Pack and lists 25 numbered copies for TT-10. It gives no numerical pack probability for this card. No pull odds are inferred from the print run.

SMALL DETAILS. DIFFERENT CARDS.

Make sure it’s this one.

Upper Deck's official 2026 checklist lists TT-10 under 25th Anniversary Buybacks Tiger's Tales, numbered to 25, with no autograph designation. The independent reference reverse reads TT10 and ©2001: an original 2001 card returned as a stamped 2026 buyback. Its caption refers to Tiger's 1995 U.S. Amateur win. The anniversary stamp and numbering distinguish the buyback from an ordinary unstamped original.

Player
Tiger Woods
Team
United States
Set
2026 Upper Deck Golf
Card number
#TT10
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Stamped, hand-numbered buyback
Print run
25 copies

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Independent seller reference of Tiger Woods Tiger's Tales TT10, the 2026 25th Anniversary stamped buyback of the 2001 card, hand-numbered 22/25. Tiger wears a red shirt; the commemorative stamp has glare. This is not an autograph.

Independent TT10 reference copy 22/25; same printing, different card