ERRORS : Newly Discovered Errors in 1994 UD Collector’s Choice.

[artes1]

Has any others experienced these bold
(Un-raised) error streaks in the 1994 UD Collector’s Choice? Any insight about the “style” of the error? Like what created the bubbles verses the streak?

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[finestkind]

https://www.freedomcardboard.com/forum/threads/new-errors-discovered-in-1995.161809/

 

[artes1]

https://www.freedomcardboard.com/forum/threads/new-errors-discovered-in-1995.161809/

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[finestkind]

The same crap as your other topic. Do you really expect people to help on these ?

 

[K34PuckettAddict]

Is that Puckett available for sale? If so, I’m interested in that one too. I’d have to be in the same range I mentioned in the other thread though.


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[deaconblues63]

Is that Puckett available for sale? If so, I’m interested in that one too. I’d have to be in the same range I mentioned in the other thread though.


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You obviously haven't studied abstract expressionism if you think you are getting this for $3 or $4. The bold use of negative space, the clever nod to the early work of Jackson ******* and to then boldly spring forth into the Pop Art world of Warhol and Lichtenstein, makes this a groundbreaking card. This is easily a seven figure card that I think will surpass both the T206 Wagner and the 2009 Bowman Chrome Mike Trout Superfractor and will be known as the iconic baseball card.

 

[artes1]

The same crap as your other topic. Do you really expect people to help on these ?

Thank you for your responses. I realize some are partial to errors.


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[artes1]

You obviously haven't studied abstract expressionism if you think you are getting this for $3 or $4. The bold use of negative space, the clever nod to the early work of Jackson ******* and to then boldly spring forth into the Pop Art world of Warhol and Lichtenstein, makes this a groundbreaking card. This is easily a seven figure card that I think will surpass both the T206 Wagner and the 2009 Bowman Chrome Mike Trout Superfractor and will be known as the iconic baseball card.

We can only hope that the unenlightened step up to the plate, or at least accept beauty outside of their comfort zone.


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[deaconblues63]

We can only hope that the unenlightened step up to the plate, or at least accept beauty outside of their comfort zone.
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To me it's just not the potential buyers that are unenlightened. You come here like a snake oil salesman from a medicine man show. You keep trying to pump up the value of something that honestly does not seem that valuable. You state that collectors are just now realizing the importance of error cards when they have been collected and sought after for decades. Anyone that has the audacity to disagree with you is unenlightened, uneducated and needs to study the work of the post World War II existentialists, while listening to baroque chamber music.

While I might not know my abstract expressionists as well as I should, I do know my Shakespeare and this seems to be a tale told by a fool, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.

 

[Dilferules]

I think this guy has a bright future in politics.

 

[banjar]

Oh man. This just HAS to be a troll from one of our members. So I'm gonna start a pool. Whenever the OP is unmasked, which member will he be? Just reply with your best guess as to the mystery man's real identity. Prize is $15, or a selection of Robbie Alomar inserts, your choice

 

[DragonWagon]

Omg!! I just discovered a very rare set of 1985 Topps error cards. Has anyone seen these before? Must be 1/1. I have already received several six figure offers, but I am going to send them in to get graded first.

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[banjar]

Well, technically no. But FCB ain't exactly a popular hangout for the ladies, so I'm gonna stick with my guess.

Do we know for sure that the mystery poster is a “Man.”


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[banjar]

If I had a guess in my own pool, I'd go with Chris Gilmore! He's been quiet lately, but this could be his triumphant return

 

[Dilferules]

Oh man. This just HAS to be a troll from one of our members. So I'm gonna start a pool. Whenever the OP is unmasked, which member will he be? Just reply with your best guess as to the mystery man's real identity. Prize is $15, or a selection of Robbie Alomar inserts, your choice

Judging from the way he immediately rubbed me the wrong way I'm going to guess Mouschi.

 

[MrMet]

Oh man. This just HAS to be a troll from one of our members. So I'm gonna start a pool. Whenever the OP is unmasked, which member will he be? Just reply with your best guess as to the mystery man's real identity. Prize is $15, or a selection of Robbie Alomar inserts, your choice

D2R


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[Dazed]

Judging from the way he immediately rubbed me the wrong way I'm going to guess Mouschi.

From the writing my first thought was @mouschi / Tanner. Now I'm thinking it could be @Shaggy to increase activity.

 

[deaconblues63]

From the writing my first thought was @mouschi / Tanner. Now I'm thinking it could be @Shaggy to increase activity.

It can’t be Mouschi. Too many of the posts are only one sentence long.


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[finestkind]

mouchi is too cool to do something this lame like artes1.

 

[Dilferules]

One important piece to not overlook is that these are very possibly cards that the mystery poster created as part of their little hoax. After all they keep coming up with new ones that they didn't mention before.

I have to say it would have been better if they hadn't leaned into it so hard when people started getting suspicious. They could have kept the ruse going on for weeks as part of a clueless jerk bit.