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E101 Murphy printer's mark? Other freaks?
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Hi all, I was wondering two things:
1- is this a real E101 card or a reprint that has been aged (I don't know the E101 set at all). 2- if it is real, does the printer's mark carry a premium with this set? I've seen that on the T206 set it can carry a HUGE premium, even on cards this messed up (if the subject is right). The card was cheap enough that I went ahead and took the risk and made the purchase. Which leads me to the next part of this thread: What sets besides T206 are people after freaks/oddities/mis-cuts/printer's scrap/etc.? Sorry if this has been discussed before, I've only been here a few months. |
looks real...many caramels have printing marks and historically they carry no premium...esp on a card that beat up.
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As the previous owner of this card that sold it as a lot I can tell you that it is, indeed, authentic. As far as the printing mark on them they don't seem to carry any premium.
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I picked this one up from a board member last week as I liked the printer marks. You can see them faintly on the sides too. They don't add any value for the most part. Now if it were a T206 it would be worth around a billion or so dollars. To answer the other part of the question most freaks and oddities do carry a small premium. The more freakish and odd the more the premium. T205s are quite collected in that space....I paid around $75 for this E90-1.
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Thanks guys, that is just the info I was looking for. This is my first E101, and it was on a "best offer" listing, so I figured, "why not, I don't have one." Sort of like the Honus Wagner T206, I don't have one, so why not? Oh yeah.....
Andy, thanks for vouching for the authenticity, even when I don't pay much, I hate to pay for fake. So does anyone know what sets (other than T206) do people seem to really love freaks of? Also, can I ever buy a card that was not owned previously by a net54 member? I mean seriously, Andy owned this beat up ol' piece of cardboard, and remembers it? The best thing about being old is it is like getting new cards every time I open up one of my collector's albums. Hey, where did that come from? Ed |
it takes a freak...to overpay for a freak...at this time only T206 command huge premiums for freaks.
If a freak is "freakish" enough...in any set...it should command a premium...the more freakish...the higher the premium. The more popular the set...the more freakish the freak...the higher the price! :p |
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So, if I understand this right, there are freaks in every set, but not every freak is an valuable freak. But when you see a T206 freak that makes you say "what the freak," that is a super freak. Got it. |
I was the seller of this card. It is definitely authentic and a real crop mark on the top. I have seen cards from multiple sets with these marks, and they sometimes do sell for a bit of a premium, but often none at all. Nonetheless, it is an interesting card, despite the condition.
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pretty close Ed...also...some sets are known for poor quality control...e92 crofts come to mind...so in these sets freaks are more prevalent...and likely worth less...conversely...some sets...like E145 seem to have relatiively few freaks...so less freakish cards may be more desirable/valuable.
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Since the T206 misprints/freaks always seem to get all the publicity and the caramels rarely get any mention, figured I'd repost my e-something Davis compared to a normal e92 Davis. Anyone else have any others?
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e92 Lobert with Menagerie back
http://www.whitewhalecards.com/files...8215_front.jpghttp://www.whitewhalecards.com/files...c8215_rear.jpg Miscut e98 Connie Mack: http://www.whitewhalecards.com/files...ae64_front.jpghttp://www.whitewhalecards.com/files...5ae64_rear.jpg |
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A double-headed E90-3 Schulte with a badly offset red pass.
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Here's my only (mild) print freak. The green ink is slightly wrapped from the back to the front.
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