Variations in Sets

ls7plus · #1 03-08-2017, 05:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by swarmee

Could be a couple of things:
1) People don't know about the variations.
2) The variations are considered printing defects and therefore don't interest many collectors.
3) The variations are not cataloged.
4) PSA doesn't recognize the variations for their Set Registry collectors.
5) There is approximately even distribution of the two types.
6) The variations are only seen on commons.

All of these are possible reasons a set shows no price differentiation between variations and the regular card of a set (not just the one you mentioned). It normally takes publicity before people know there is additional demand for the misprints.

I think that's a pretty good assessment. Those that are truly rare and significant will meet with high demand eventually.

Regards,

Larry

Leon · #2 03-12-2017, 07:31 PM

Minor variations are only interesting to crazy collectors.

Oh the stories.....had to have one of each as a type collector.

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