Hey all, newbie here. I'm not a huge collector, and I've been away from the hobby for a while, but I thought this board would be a good place to ask questions.

So, a while ago I decided to start putting together an obscure parallel set (1998 Score Showcase Series Artist's Proofs) and I received an unusual card in a trade. The cards are supposed to have a nice silver and holographic background and a red "artist's proof" stamp on the front, but the one I received did not have the holographic background (It was just silver). I managed to trace down another copy of the card with the hologram, so I know this is some kind of corrected error. Are these kinds of errors common, or do they have any increased value? If you want pics, I can post them, but it's kind of hard to get the hologram to show up.

there are 2 different versions there are the silver series that doesn,t have the shiny holofoil and red artist proof stamp on front and then there are the shiny artist proofs with the prismatic silver on them hope this helps take care spuds

Either I misunderstood you, or I wasn't clear in what I said.

So, to clarify: my card HAS the red artist's proof stamp and DOESN'T HAVE the prismatic background. My correct card has both.

Just making sure we're on the same page.

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