i love this thread. I got 24 different base cards of HOF players, and duplicates of only two. The foil is of Patrick Roy. Heres another error from the late 1980s thats very easy to miss. Nobody sets out to mess up, but it doesn't always work out that way. However, they are also full of players who are now in their respective halls of fame, the cards are necessary parts of many PSA Set Registries and a $5 or $10 investment can still bring hours of enjoyment. Thought I'd share this highly unusual variation of card 618, Rance Mulliniks I found weeding out a box of commons I picked up recently. Ryan, Thanks for a great article. Texas i cam sell my baseball cards. Collectors Corner | Notes - Delivery *Estimated delivery dates include shipping from the seller to the authenticator, authentication time, shipping from the authenticator to buyer, seller's handling time, origin ZIP Code, destination ZIP Code and time of acceptance and will depend on shipping service selected and receipt of cleared payment. - Rookies Donruss#165, i have a 17-18 leaf pearl hockey Bill Barilko misprint which stats 8/3.still in original factory sealed case with seal still intact. Shouldnt that have been caught and lowered grade?? Even if that is the case, its highly unlikely thats the typical scenario. - Comments Jordan checklist card #220 . The white bar under his name has been removed, and the Topps trademark is very close to Sheffields name. Its cut so the card is tilted left. I have already reviewed 1988 Topps for this series, and after this latest effort, I do not look forward to 1990. No idea if that adds or takes value away. 1989 Topps Baseball is a set with a variety of interesting variations. I just opened a 2019 topps opening day mis-cut mike trout its off pretty bad. One is a 1994 Richard Dent card that says he played for the San Francisco 49ers but the picture and stats are from the Chicago Bears. This version is more common than the error. CU | Many times, collectors look down on printing errors in the sense that theyre not complete. Even then, big money is often the exception. I have 2 1995 upperdeck pat swilling #150 cards that I believe that both of them are double stamped error cards. I have a 2016 WWE Nikki Bella 1/1 Kiss card. I have a batch of these with ink smudges and likely a Topps employees fingerprints embedded in the ink. Im up for any Infor..Thanks Frank, Hi. 1989 Topps Traded #41T Ken Griffey Jr. Coinflation. As I open my Topps, the difference is unbelievable. The border is a few millimeters wide and from that I can discern that is in fact an Eric Desjardins card from 95-96. MNT- NMMT, Mark McGwire Rookie 1988 Topps #580 Oakland Athletics All Star RC(ERROR CARD WT). The whole 1989 Donruss set This isn't really an error per se, but it shows the futility of trying to list every single error card. Thoughts as far as value? Im not sure who I can ask for verification. Should I try to get them replaced even. I have been collecting for 30 years and remember the Sheffield hype well. 343 - Gary Sheffield FS, RC, VAR - Milwaukee Brewers. He kind of lived in the shadow of Rickey Henderson, and usually played for crummy teams, but this guy was an incredible player. Putting a gauge on what these sorts of errors are worth is tough. Prices are updated daily based upon 1989 Topps listings that sold on eBay and our marketplace. New cards or old, both have multiple steps involved. I have a Topps 50th anniversary Travis Henry Buffalo Bills card. Need info. I have looked around a little and can see nothing reported on this error anywhere. One of the most iconic baseball cards in the hobby, the 1989 Upper Deck Ken Griffey Jr. rookie card helped usher in a new era as the first card and face of this landmark set. The section in this article What Are Sports Card Printing Errors Worth? explains. And on the reverse, a small portion of what would have been the next card on the sheet) I cannot find any other error like this on this particular card. @LJJR76 It sounds like a mix of a blank back and a double-print on the front. After reading this I just searched through a container I have of of the 343 cards and have 23 of the cards with the error in mint condition. Two Fernando Valenzuela. Pronounced Green-oh. Your Account has been confirmed and activated successfully. PRICES POP APR FACTS REGISTRY SHOP WITH AFFILIATES. I havent seen any cards online of this era with this anomaly. Looks like Super Bowl 25 (XXV). I did hear that there was a few cards like this from that set with the same embossed front but not a Jordan . In near mint condition. To see the current eBay auctions for the 1989 Topps Gary Sheffield, click here. Also perhaps someone did it themselves as an after-market thing on their own. Here are some of the most prevalent types of sports card printing errors you may encounter: When card companies are printing cards, the aim is to make like Robin Hood and have things printed dead center. 1988 Topps #450 Barry Bonds RARE- Error Blurry Print/Red Lines Near Mint. 1997 Score Hobby Reserve Box Break | Ep. If the sheet is off or mixed up, weird things can happen. Im think this Jordan I have is possibly a 1/1 and the other few are 1/1s also . Errors have a long and storied history in the hobby. I also came across some lesser known players as well as a numbered devin Harris rookie yet it has Elgin Baylors auto on it #2/25. The card is currently worth $189.99. Each card has a white border that surrounds a picture of each player in an action shot or standard picture of them posing. anyone have pics? I have a 1989 Upper Deck John Kruk that does not have his name on front. Its raining, I'm bored and I recently picked up board member Donavan Ryan's "Baseball Card Variations". And on rare occasions you get a card that is so messed up that you cant really tell what the card is because youve got two or even an intersection of four cards. Hey, Ryan. Thanks! Estimated PSA 10 Value: $275 Check Prices on: Amazon Considered to be one of his most popular rookie cards, the 1989 Topps Traded issue features a young Griffey staring confidently with a bat over his shoulder. If not, they sell for a few bucks on the secondary market. But usually, these kinds of cards are outliers. Card backs feature two-toned pink blocks with black type and borders. Now, 30 years later, and you can still get a 1990 Topps Frank Thomas rookie for $5.00 or less. 1989 Topps Major Leagues Baseball Cards California Angels Set of 24 ThelmaJeansBoutique (43) $24.00 FREE shipping Craig Biggio 1989 Fleer Rookie Card #353 AGS Graded 9.0 Baseball Astros DivineMatrix (491) $15.00 1989 Donruss Baseball 240 Dwight Evans Error Card Generationx63 (3) $600.00 1989 Topps Baseball Set-792 cards Doughrakers (42) $24.00 The prices shown are the lowest prices available for Bob Welch [Error] the last time we updated. #1. Looks like maybe they were printed early 80s, Hi this is Ronnie Wilkerson I have a 1991 Fleer card 369 and card 363 there Fleer its with brown Xavier Hernandez Rafael Ramirez theyre all overlap together on two different cards so I have two cards to peoples faces on one card with the staffs that should be on the back or on the front ones upside down and went straight up on card 369 Jerry Brown and there is no back on them Stacks that should be on the back are protruding to the front with both peoples faces and their kind of distorted a little bit can you help me out Fleer 91 card 369 363 Brook Jacoby Jerry Brown Xavier Hernandez and Rafael Ramirez the all overlap the face and theyre both upside down and theres no back thank you, Hi I have a Ken Griffey jr. hologram card that has the same hologramed picture on both sides. I have one baseball card error that Ive never seen, a 92 Topps card with Stan Belinda pitching and Bret Barberie batting on the front of same card and no back. Find the Ed Hearn with streak across his face. Not sure how to post my photo, but if you are still interested I can send it to you. Trivia | I have a question about the 1990 to 1993 upper Deck All-Star weekend card number 424 Shaquille ONeal I have another one as The identical front as the 424 Shaquille ONeal card but when you flip it over on the back has number 4 and the summary thats on the back of the card is different than the one on the 424 card with the identical front anybody tell me anything about this where where I can go to find out about this or what I should do because I have a whole lot of cards thousand-dollar thousands and I have found lots of mess ups that I cant find anything about online anywhere and I dont know the first thing about any of that I just know Ive been collecting for 25 years and Ive gotten cards from all over the United States from multiple stores and flea markets and I dont know how to go about registering ones that may not have been found yet or even find any info on thank you you can email me please leave Shaquille ONeal or something to do with the card in the subject line do to the amount of spam I get so somebody can please help me out I really would appreciate it, 1994 Upperdeck no foil names on front, not finding samples online, curious if anyone else has found these. Sales. Learn how your comment data is processed. Its pretty cool. 1986 Topps #180 Don Mattingly Estimated PSA 10 Value: $400 1986 Topps Traded #11T Barry Bonds Rookie Card Estimated PSA 10 Value: $375 Technically Bonds' rookie card is part of the Topps Traded set but I decided to include it and a couple others from the set on this list given how iconic they are. Or when your oven decided it wanted to take a Christmas vacation of its own the moment you were readying the turkey. 1990 Bowman Errors & Variations: OngoingChecklist, 1991 Topps A*B* Sheet Code Variations: OngoingChecklist, Quick Look: 1993 Topps Black Gold FoilVariations. This little misprint drives this error card to be worth more than 200x that of its corrected counterpart shown above in the back. I have both the error card and the correct card. On top of that, Topps failed to include Ken Griffey, Jr. rookie card in their base set that year, and it wasnt until the Traded set was issued late in the season that we were treated to a Topps card of The Kid. Some sets also use that as a way of showing the set number. Read our, sells blank back sets for a lot of their current sets through the Topps Vault on eBay, BeckettAuthentication Services Announces Major European Partnership withShowmasters. Looks (and feels) like a tiny bulldozer drove over the bottom 1/5 of the card. Im a Topps guy at heart and love what they mean to the hobby, but this era of cards is really tough to appreciate. A complete puzzled together set of affected cards has been compiled and the entire sheet is not struck by this variation, only 4 columns have the errant lines throughout. after Inc & Missing (*) after Denotes, 1 Normal Black Borders & 1 Gray Charcoal Borders, Both a 7, 1 Gap between Hat and Future Stars & 1 Small to no Gap between Hat and Future Stars, 1 Normal card number & 1 Err missing the 8 & has 1 Dot there, 1 Normal Gray Borders & 1 DarkCharcoal Borders, 1 Normal Print and Red Borders & 1 Gray w White Name and Orange Borders, 1 Dark Blue Background & 1 Light Purple Background, 1 Normal Gray print & 1 Dark Gray Charcoal Card, 1986 Darrell Porter, 2 Donruss Print Err Variations #290, #B20962, 1987 Ben Oglivie, 2 Donruss Variations #419, #B25854, 1987 Bob Stanley, 2 Donruss Variations #216, #B25857, 1987 Bob Tewksbury, 2 Donruss Variations #422, #B25858, 1987 Brett Butler, 2 Donruss Variations #219, #B25855, 1987 Bud Black, 2 Donruss Variations #404, #B25865, 1987 Cal Ripken, 2 Topps Print Error Variations #609, #B20548, 1987 Carney Lansford, 2 Topps Variations #678, #B20440, 1987 Charlie Leibrandt, 2 Donruss Variations #220, #B25856, 1987 Chuck Tanner, 3 Topps Print Error Variations #593, #B20549, 1987 Dan Plesac, 2 Donruss Variations #214, #B25859, 1987 Darryl Strawberry, 2 Topps Variations #601, #B20550, 1987 Dave Collins, 2 Donruss Variations #215, #B25860, 1987 Dave Righetti, 2 Topps Print Error Variations #616, #B20441, 1987 Dave Righetti, 2 Topps Variations #616, #B20551, 1987 Dave Palmer, 2 Donruss Variations #325, #B25861, 1987 Don Mattingly, 2 Topps Error Variations #606, #B20442, 1987 Donnie Hill, 2 Donruss Variations #405, #B25862, 1987 Dwight Doc Gooden, 2 Topps Error Variations #603, #B20443, 1987 Eric Davis, 1 Donruss Error #22, #B25863, 1987 Gary Carter, 2 Topps Variations #602, #B20444, 1987 Gene Mauch, 2 Topps Print Error Variations #518, #B20552, 1987 George Hendrick, 2 O Pee Chee Variations #248, #B16427, 1987 Greg Walker, 1 Donruss Error #25, #B25864, 1987 Jim Rice, 2 Topps Print Error Variations #480, #B16423, 1987 Kevin McReynolds, 1 Donruss Error #14, #B25866, 1987 Lee Smith, 2 Topps Variations #23, #B16424, 1987 Len Matuszek, 2 Donruss Variations #423, #B25867, 1987 Ray Soff, 2 Topps Error Variations #671, #B20331, 1987 Ruben Sierra, 2 Topps Print Error Variations #6, #B16425, 1987 Tom Niedenfuer, 2 Donruss Variations #218, #B25868, 1987 Urbano Lugo, 2 Topps Error Variations #92, #B16426, 1988 A's, 2 Topps Print Error Variations #759, #B19416, 1988 Al Leiter, 2 Topps Error Variations #18, #B19410, 1988 Alan Trammell, 2 Donruss Variations #230, #B19604, 1988 Andre Dawson, 2 Donruss Variations #9, #B16428, 1988 Andy Van Slyke, 2 Donruss Variations #18, #B16429, 1988 Bob Boone, 2 Donruss Variations #305, #B19598, 1988 Butch Wynegar, 2 Topps Variations #737, #B19417, 1988 Curt Young, 2 Donruss Variations #97, #B19605, 1988 Darren Daulton, 2 Donruss Variations #309, #B19599, 1988 Dennis Rasmussen, 1 Topps Print Error Variations #135, #B19405, 1988 Don Sutton, 2 Topps Variations #575, #B19401, 1988 Eddie Murray, 2 Topps Error Variations #4, #B19411, 1988 Ed Hearn, 2 Topps Variations #56, #B19479, 1988 Fleer, 1 Print Error Variation #646, #B19481, 1988 Gene Garber, 2 Score Print Error Variations #565, #B19200, 1988 Gerald Perry, 2 Topps Print Error Variations #39, #B19412, 1988 Jay Howell, 2 Donruss Variations #55, #B20166, 1988 Jeff Hamilton, 2 Topps Error Variations #62, #B19406, 1988 Jim Eisenreich, 2 Topps Error Variations #348, #B19407, 1988 Jim Rice, 2 Donruss Variations #399, #B19601, 1988 Jody Davis, 2 Donruss Error Variations #119, #B25869, 1988 Joe Carter, 1 Donruss Mis Cut or Printed Error Variation #254, #B19607, 1988 John Tudor, 2 Fleer Print Error Variations #48, #B19201, 1988 Jose Lind, 2 Donruss Error Variations #38, #B16430, 1988 Jose Lind, 3 Topps print error variations #767, #B19418, 1988 Ken Griffey, 2 Donruss Print Errpr Variations #202, #B19608, 1988 Ken Landreaux, 2 Topps Variations #23, #B19413, 1988 Mark Clear, 2 Topps Variation #742, #B19419, 1988 Mark McGwire, 2 Topps Error Variations #3, #B19414, 1988 Mike Boddericker, 2 Donruss Variations #89, #B20167, 1988 Nelson Liriano, 1 Donruss Error Variation #32B, #B20168, 1988 Nolan Ryan, 2 Donruss Variations #61, #B20169, 1988 Nolan Ryan, 1 Topps Print Error Variation #6, #B19480, 1988 Orel Hershiser, 2 Donruss Variations #94, #B20170, 1988 Ozzie Virgil, 2 Topps Print Error Variations #755, #B19420, 1988 Pat Keedy, 2 Topps Variations #486, #B19408, 1980 Pat Sheridan, 2 Topps Variation #514, #B19402, 1988 Paul Molitor, 1 Donruss Mis Cut Error, Itm#B3575, 1988 Ron Oester, 2 Donruss Variations #246, #B19609, 1988 Sid Bream, 2 Topps Print Errpr Variations #478, #B19409, 1988 Ted Simmons, 2 Topps Variations #791, #B19421, 1988 Tom Browning, 2 Topps Error Variations #577, #B19403, 1988 Tont Fernandez, 2 Donruss Print Error Variations #319, #B19602, 1988 Topps, 1 Checklist Error #528, #B19404, 1988 Topps Sweepstakes, 2 Error Variations, #B19478, 1988 Will Clark, 2 Donruss Variations #21, #B16431, 1988 Willie Wilson, 1 Donruss Print Error Variations #307, #B19603, 1988 Zane Smith, 1 Score Printing Error #410, #B19202, 1989 Alan Ashby, 2 Fleer Error Variations #350, #B17805, 1989 Alvin Davis, 1 Donruss Print Error Variation #BC-25, #B18668, 1989 Andy Benes, 2 Topps Print Error Variations #437, #B19644, 1989 Andy Van Slyke, 2 Topps Print Error Variations #392, #B19661, 1989 Barry Bonds, 2 Topps Print Error Variations #620, #B19049, 1989 Bo Diaz, 2 Fleer Print Err Variations #159, #B18017, 1989 Bo Jackson, 2 Topps Print Error Variations #789, #B19043, 1989 Bob Boone, 2 Topps Variations #243, #B18496, 1989 Bobby Bonilla, 2 Donruss Variations #2, #B18013, 1989 Bobby Bonilla, 2 Topps Print Error Variations #440, #B19050, 1989 Bobby Meacham, 2 Topps Print Error Variations #436, #B19645, 1989 Cal Ripken, 1 Donruss Error Variation #51, #B18130, 1989 Carlton Fisk, 2 Donruss Variations #7, #B18012, 1989 Carlton Fisk, 2 Topps Print Error Variations #695, #B19044, 1989 Charlie Hough, 2 Fleer Error Variations #522, #B17864, 1989 Charlie Puleo, 2 Fleer Error Variations #598, #B17827, 1989 Cory Snyder, 2 Donruss Variations #8, #B18669, 1989 Craig Biggio, 2 Topps Print Error #49, #B18228, 1989 Damon Berryhill, 1 Topps Wrong back Error, Itm#B3334.