Freaky miscut value?
 

Is there any value to this card since it's a miscut?

Man I hope so cause I have hundreds of these ...

jeff

When it comes to vintage BB cards, miscuts command a premium on top of the regular value. I was hoping that because of the severity of this miscut, it was worth something more.

I know there are collectors of these things, I'm just not sure they command much of a premium. Maybe just as a curiosity.

I think it comes down to the ability to pick up uncut sheets. If there are uncut sheets of an issue than the premium of miscuts is low to nonexistent (sometimes lower in value). Miscuts are still fun to collect, but they seem to command a following (and thus a premium) when there is mystery of the production and distribution of the cards.

So, I buy printers errors... Here is how I estimate value for myself

In general the more extreme the more I'll pay but I have to like the card and players and the defect. For me, backs are of no interest on errors of the kind, I only buy for fronts. Miscuts I only care about if it's a star. Bad registry / 3d effects I always look at, if it's bad enough I'll absolutely pay a premium, but to be honest the only time I'll pay a premium if it is a star player in a set I like with a really distinct issue. For what it's worth. That's for 60s and 70s . Now t205s....:D:D