Just got mine and very disappointed they are all misprinted. I guess it should not be surprising.
Havenāt received mine yet. Guess they are still busy misprinting them! Pretty sad this company canāt get this correct. The first baseball card was made in 1865. In 1868-1869 Peck & Snyder made what were considered the first mass produced cards, of the Cincinnati Red Stockings. By 1887 cards were being pretty commonly made and full sets produced. Yes, it is nice we can buy them but not getting the printing correct? Bit of a shit show. Yes, I am a card collector.
I am looking to complete the insert set. I have several dupes of bigger name players like Suder. If anyone is interested in trading or selling. Please let me know!
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Try Greg Morris!
Iām reaching out regarding your recent Starter Pack (trading cards) order.
During a recent internal quality review, we identified that a portion of trading card orders were impacted by a printing error. Specifically, the back of some cards may display an incorrect athlete name paired with the wrong image.
The error is completely on us, and we sincerely apologize for the oversight.
We have already taken immediate corrective action:
ā¢ A full replacement set has been issued
ā¢ The corrected cards are being freshly reprinted
ā¢ Your replacement will ship via Priority shipping at no cost to youThere is no need to return the original cards.
I was just coming to post that email. Good to see theyāre fixing the issue.
Probaby made by Fanatics.
Got my replacement with correct backs
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The cards that are misprinted could be worth more that the ones that have been corrected.
I remember from my childhood the enormous value that attached to an erroneously-printed stamp (I believe it was an upside down bi-wing airplane) that became worth a ton of money.
Hold all your cards.
AI Overview
Yes, misprinted or error stamps can be extremely valuable, often selling for thousands of dollars more than their face value because they are rare and highly sought after by collectors. Their value depends on scarcity and how dramatic the error is, such as missing colors, inverted images (e.g., Inverted Jenny), or missing perforations.
What Makes a Misprint Valuable?
- Rarity: The fewer in existence, the higher the value.
- Visibility: Dramatic, easily visible errors are worth more.
- Type of Error: The most valuable include:
- Inverted Errors: Parts of the design are upside down, such as the famous Inverted Jenny.
- Missing Color: A color completely absent due to printing errors.
- Missing Perforations: Stamps without the expected separation holes.
- Wrong Color: Stamp printed in the wrong ink.
- Major Miscuts: Extreme misregistration where the design is significantly off-center or shows parts of adjacent stamps.
Important Considerations
- āFreaksā vs. Errors: Minor, common miscuts (called āfreaksā or āodditiesā) may hold only modest premium value, whereas true, dramatic printing errors are rare and valuable.
- Condition: Like all stamps, condition is crucial; damaged, heavily cancelled, or torn stamps are worth less.
- Authentication: Rare errors often require certificates of authenticity to verify their value.
If you believe you have a misprinted stamp, it is best to have it examined by a professional philatelist or stamp club.
- Stamp Errors ā Stamps with printing errors are strongly coveted by collectors, some being valued thousands of times higher than their nominal priā¦
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Oct 2, 2025 ā You donāt see this too often. A miscut or a misprint is very collectible because theyāre rare. Thereās very few of them. Some are ā¦
- What qualifies as error stamps? ā Being off center is usually a bad thing when it comes to a stamps value, until it is wildly off center, then itās usually worth a lot ā¦
A rare U.S. postage stamp, the āInverted Jenny,ā sold for over $2 million at a November 2023 auction in New York, setting a record price for the iconic misprinted stamp featuring an upside-down Curtiss JN-4 āJennyā biplane. This particular stamp, considered the finest known example and from Position 49, was bought by collector Charles Hack and is famous for being part of the first sheet of 100 error stamps produced in 1918.
Iām filing a class action suit against this company for the angst caused by the misprints! I will also be calling a press conference to announce its filing, and that many are suffering from PTSD because of this!
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I dunno. Iām still holding out hope my collection of commemorative Dale Earnhardt Sunoco tumblers will go up in value but the market hasnāt been kind.
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Everybody wastes their time and money trying to buy 1909 T206 Honus Wagner and 1952 Mickey Mantle cards. Everyone knows this is the golden grail of card collecting!
What about the FF Ripken and no name Frank Thomas
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My cards arrived today. The pack I opened seems to have fronts and backs that actually match. The other pack stays in its wrapper.
Havenāt ordered yetā¦But will shortly!