2010-11 PInnacle Pencraft question

[adamslogik]

I pulled one of these and it has no numbering, the Panini Website lists it as /100.

Is mine an error, or are these not numbered and just an announced print run?

[Gallinator]

My one example of that subset (a Ken Linseman) is numbered /100. Have you tried checking eBay to see if there are any others of the player you pulled?

[adamslogik]

My one example of that subset (a Ken Linseman) is numbered /100. Have you tried checking eBay to see if there are any others of the player you pulled?

they say they are numbered /100 but there are no scans of the back for me to confirm.

[mingus_md]

There are scans of the backs of the cards on COMC.com, for example: http://www.comc.com/Cards/Hockey/201...mov100/5352189, which show that they are numbered /100.

[adamslogik]

Apparently mine is an error.

No stamping at all.

Any thoughts on whether this would affect the value in a positive or negative way?

[CoolHandLuke]

Apparently mine is an error.

No stamping at all.

Any thoughts on whether this would affect the value in a positive or negative way?

Error do not usually bring a premium, but since there is only a set with know print run, it should not affect the value. Now what player is it, because some have a print run of /50 while other have a Print run of /100.

[adamslogik]

Error do not usually bring a premium, but since there is only a set with know print run, it should not affect the value. Now what player is it, because some have a print run of /50 while other have a Print run of /100.

it's a Shane Doan, print run /100

[Gallinator]

I would say no premium, but a Doan collector (are there any out there? LOL) might want it to go along with a numbered copy. I would probably regard it as slightly inferior to a numbered copy - but I like numbered things, so that might just be me.