Jack Morris Topps '82 Print Error

[Ravipops3]

Hi all,

I stumbled across a Jack Morris card I had at home. I noticed the printing was off. I did a search to see if this might be worth something but oddly enough nothing comes up. Plenty comes up about the "1982 TOPPS BLACKLESS #450 JACK MORRIS "C" SHORT PRINT ERROR VARIATION".

This is not the same error, it is a misprint that cuts off part of the intended left side of the card leaving and unintended mark on the right side which is actually the "All-Star" icon for that set of cards.

Does anyone have any info on this card? I would imagine this is actually more of an error even then the one listed above. I am surprised I couldn't find anything on it.

Any help would be greatly appreciated! pics below.


https://www.dropbox.com/sc/0v6ak6n4g...Pq2owEaYx3ghKa

[brewing]

Looks like a miscut, nothing more. These use to be considered to have little to no value, but I've seen a recent trend of increased demand lately.

[bnorth]

I have been collecting these kind of oddball cards for 25+ years. The popularity like the prices go up and down. For me this card carries a small premium. If you find someone that collects Morris or error cards you could get around $5 for it in my opinion.

It is not just a miscut there is also a printing error. This was one of the first few sheets that went through the press before the paper was aligned.

[ALR-bishop]

I was able to put together a full Blackless set and the Morris is one of the toughest cards to find with no black ink showing

[ALR-bishop]

Here is the Morris blackless...and an example of the transition as the black ink ran out during a run(s). The blacklless cards showed up in packs. It appears most A sheet cards in NY and most of the tougher B and C cards in Michigan. Because of the transition cards, finding a full set of completely blackless cards is tough