In this paper we present a new multiresonant coherent multidimensional spectroscopy (CMDS) technique employing a pathway that is both fully coherent and necessarily unique. This technique is based on a Triple Sum Frequency (TSF) coherence pathway with three excitation pulses having frequencies omega(1), omega(2) and omega(3) and the phase matching condition (k) over right arrow (1) + (k) over right arrow (2) + (k) over right arrow (3). Two-dimensional spectra are created by independently tuning the omega(1) and omega(2) pulses across vibrational resonances while monitoring the intensity of a visible output beam created by a Raman transition induced by the omega(3) pulse. Two-dimensional plots of the coherent dynamics are created by independently scanning the tau(21) and tau(31) delay times between the different frequency excitation pulses over all time orderings. TSF CMDS separates fundamental and overtone/combination band states uniquely onto the omega(1) and omega(2) axes when tau(21) not equal 0. TSF is valuable in its ability to probe states of complementary parity to those seen in Doubly Vibrationally Enhanced Four-Wave Mixing (DOVE-FWM), the other fully coherent mixed electronic/vibrational CMDS method. This capability is demonstrated through the use of neat benzene as a model system, where the center of inversion imposes strict parity selection rules.