I don't personally see it, but maybe these printing error cards are just beginning to reach their potential (in terms of dollar value).
Such "freaks" are even more coveted in stamp and coin collecting, with a far greater premium paid for most examples. Here's one of the more famous ones...
http://scoop.diamondgalleries.com/Ho...rticleID=50832
Perhaps Baseball Error Cards are finally starting build some steam and catch up? I believe that these anomalies will become more valuable/desirable with each year that passes (and may not always be so thinly traded).