Most people consider this damage. I do not. While it's not an error in card production- it's an error made by the card company, as they package the cards. It's something you can pull from packs, and I have...many times over. I've also traded for them when I have been able to.
It's the second most common error in the hobby. It's also one of the hardest to get to show up in a scan, and I have a bunch more I'm not bothering to show, because you can't see anything in the scan at all.
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| 1994-95 Hoops #436 |
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| 1995-96 Skybox #32 |
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| 2012-13 Panini Marquee #3 |
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| This LeBron is actually my newest example of this error, I pulled it from a box. |
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| 2007 Press Pass VIP #46 |
This one was so badly mangled that the card isn't even square anymore.
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| 1993-94 Hoops 5th Anniversary #317 |
Interestingly, this one got it right under the bottom foil stripe to the bottom of the card.
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| 1993-94 Skybox #214 |
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| 1994-95 Upper Deck #222 |
Caught so tightly that the top right of the card is actually ripped at the crimp.
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| 1995-96 Upper Deck #164 |
When it comes on foil it's actually easier to see.
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| 1996-97 Skybox #200 |
This one is hard to see in the scan, but you can see it a little bit on his leg. I mostly included this scan so I could thank Chris of
The Collector for sending it to me.
This was another that was a little painful to pull. It remains my only card from this insert out of my all-time favorite set to this day, now 22 years after I pulled it.
I have a lot more that I have not even scanned yet...but I could say that about every error. When I do, it will give me more to post.
One more to finish this project...which I have scheduled for noon tomorrow. When this post goes live I will be at the world's largest model car show, the NNL East, in Wayne, NJ.
