Basketball Card, 1990-91 Fleer, #26 Michael Jordan, VARIATION!!! UER!!!
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thank you...I have at least 20 of this card...never knew
Thanks for writing! After seeing this Jordan, I learned about a lot more printing variations. It makes it a whole different set to collect. Did you happen to see my video of the Glen Rice from this set (th-cam.com/video/rfzs54588nE/w-d-xo.html). One is missing part of the flame in the Miami Heat logo. Really neat to look for these variations.
Great observation
Thanks! That line on the back is different with a lot of cards. I'm going to make a video about two different Glen Rice rookies from this set next. On one the flame from the Heat logo is cut off, on the other it's fine.
I just found this in an old shoe box
Awesome! Nothing beats finding a collectible that was sitting lost. I know there's still some boxes at my parents' house I need to check...
This video could use better audio. I had to turn the volume up all the way.
You also never explained which version is more rare.
Thanks for the comment Max. The sound is pretty bad... I've been trying to do better on my more recent videos, but I checked and they're a bit soft still. Not sure if TH-cam lets me change it after the fact. I'll try to figure something out. In my opinion the "no-line" version is more rare. Maybe 1 of those for every 4 of the normal one? But there's really no difference in price. Maybe an extra $1-$2 for the "no-line." But that's just my best guess.
@catalogedclutter7046 I think it's the opposite. I only say this because my family had a card shop during this time and right now I have 18 of those Jordan cards with only 4 of those cards having the correction (with line). I could be wrong, which is why I was asking for verification.
@@maxsanjuan2524 That's really interesting. I checked COMC out of curiosity and they have (around) 480 with the line and 150 without. Was trying to think about it... I wonder if it was like two print runs? They did a first run, caught the errors quickly, and fixed them running a lot more. The Glen Rice rookie was fixed too, they messed up the Miami Heat logo. Maybe in your family's shop, they had enough inventory early and didn't have to reorder so had more from the first run even if they are more rare? I'm completely guessing at this point though. Curious what you think.
@catalogedclutter7046 That logic makes sense from what I remember from those days. My father would pre-order a lot of cases and wouldn't get more unless he sold out. That should explain why my ratio (correct vs. error) is different than the norm. I'll need to check my Glen Rice cards even though it doesn't carry the same value as Jordan. Thanks for your time!
@@maxsanjuan2524 Of course! Thanks for the conversation. The only reason I started these videos was to spend more time with my cards, so any discussion that lets me do that some more is great. Have a good week!
What is the triple error card worth?
So hard to say! Depends on condition and luck almost... I've seen both versions ungraded sell anywhere from $1.50 to $10, all kinds of prices. I was trying to figure out which was more valuable with another commenter. We decided that the no-line error was a couple dollars more valuable, but that's all. Nothing too exciting.
@@catalogedclutter7046 I see some ridiculous $50,000 dollar sold prices on eBay and then you have those that sell for a few hundred bucks. It’s hard to really determine the true value of these cards. I have a mint ungraded error card myself.