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11-12-2013, 03:01 PM #1
Ultra 95-96 Missing foil
I have some Ultra 95-96 with missing foil. Is it a common fault on these?
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11-12-2013, 05:26 PM #2
It's just a printer issue. I have a few cards like that from 93/94 Leaf. It's not common but not super rare either.
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11-12-2013, 06:21 PM #3
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That's just a card that missed the printer. I have some of these as well. Here's a Stevie Yzerman for you. Black Upper Deck printing is missing in the logo at the top right. Unfortunately these errors carry no extra cash value, only intrinsic value to the collector that wants every card.
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11-12-2013, 09:48 PM #4
You would think these wouldn't have much value added and I would have agreed with you until I saw one of Derek Jeter from Topps sell for $100+ a couple months back. If you have a popular set and a popular player I would post it on eBay and you might get a bunch of hardcore collectors wanting it. I wouldn't say this is common at all but just throwing that out there for people who might be holding onto some hidden gold.
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11-13-2013, 12:02 AM #5
Yup, there is always somebody willing to overpay.
In a 2000-01 Box of BD, I pulled a Teal colored Foil of Brad Stuart when he was first with the Sharks. In this same box was another Brad Stuart the colour of the foil in Dallas Stars Green.
I put them both on eBay with a "Big Error - Dallas Colour" in the Header, and a $6.00 price tag for 2 cards that were worth .25 cents each. The cards sold an hour after I listed them, and in hindsight, I should have asked for $10.00 to $12.00.
There are hoards of people out there that think that an .10 cent error card is worth more than a 1966 Topps Bobby Orr Rookie. Honest to gawd, there are literally hundreds of them that think this way.
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