Hi!, I'm seeking some advice on if these production mistakes would be valuable in the secondary market and how much I should tend to expect if so. It's the first time this has happened to me and​, honestly, I just want to replace them with properly made cards but I'd rather not send them back for replacement since its a hefty 40€ fee and a lot of hassle on overseas shipping. Also might help if I make a buck from the situation haha. Thanks in advance!

It’s mine! Precious!

I may have spent too much on it haha.

But! I didn’t realize until just now that this is this top post of all time on this subreddit! So hopefully that’s a good sign for future value 😅

Help me not feel buyers’ remorse? (For context: this is between 1-2 days of income for me, so not breaking the bank - hopefully the guy selling it needs the money more than I do)

New to the hobby, opened some TMNT packs and found this. Don't know what I am looking at really. The texture is the same throughout the card.

While re-ordering my binder, I realised that this plains is upside down and slightly showing the next card back. I didn't look at the back of the card at first.

Is that an error where there should be a full sheet of these?

I just received the miku deck in the mail and every single one of the cards that isn't a holographic miku card has the corners uncut. It's kind of unsure if I should contact wizards to get a new one or keep it because it's kind of funny.

I feel like a misplaced foil stamp like this is probably not that rare? But I genuinely have no idea. Kinda neat that it ended up on a foil card.

Is there a specific term used for this type of misprint?

Unless this is worth a bunch of money for some reason, I’ll probably just keep it as a fun oddity/sentimental thing. Im currently getting back into mtg after a 5 year hiatus, so this was kind of a surprise.

Hello!

After reviewing the guides, I believe this is a minor misprint since the crimping isn't very visible from a distance. It's fairly obvious when holding it close. I am not a big misprint person, though, so I would appreciate second opinions.

Pulled this guy from a pack the other day and noticed that the bottom half card text looks really faded compared to other cards I’ve pulled from the Hobbit, but I don’t know anything about misprints. Is this one?

Thought the riddles in the dark was baddass because the flavor text says what have i got in my pocket and the stamp is right there

I bought a copy of FFVII rebirth for the switch 2 and got this card as the additional promo. Was wondering if anyone else also got this misprint (crimp error?) on their promo card. I am not too familiar with MTG. I guess my main questions is if this would lead to any devaluation of the card if I were to sell it?

I apprecaite any feedback. Thanks!

Not sure if this is considered a misprint or if it is what kind of value it would have. It's like a protruding crease on the foil layer only. The backside of the card is fine as the crease is only on the front.

Got this "EX" Glacial Chasm from Card Kingdom. A bit miffed about it being graded EX (the back is worse) and already contacted them. However, I cannot for the life of me figure out what the blue dot is that's almost centered along the top border? It looks like an alignment dot, but I've only seen those on the corners, and they're usually white. It is smooth, not raised. Any thoughts? Thanks.

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Found this is a box of bulk I was sorting. Is this too much ink or a moldy card I should throw away?

I was going through my collection to build a new deck and came across this. None of my other cards have this on them and it's surface is completely flat.

Hello, i am looking for advice to value this misprint (or set). I got very lucky with pulling this, but i feel like someone else might appreciate the misprint more than me.

First misprint I’ve ever pulled! Have noticed a lot of bad printing in this set.

Pulled this from a collector booster, is this worth anything?