I know a lot of bloggers when they see a mistake by a company feel that it is their call to arms and they have to speak of how it could be the death of the hobby. I got this card this weekend from Kevin Cormier after he posted about it on FreedomCardBoard.com.
Hunter Morris was on my team in the Cape League and I’ve ammassed a decent collection of his stuff. I have even given him some of his cards for himself and his family since they had no clue how many different cards he already had between 2007 USA, 2009 USA and 2009 Upper Deck Series II.
But a few of these errors have popped up on Ebay. If you search Stephen Strasburg you will find variations such as cards numbered 21/20. While some would like to hang companies for mistakes and prattle on about the end of the hobby, I just look at it as mistakes happen. I remember plenty of errors as a kid, or blank back cards. Heck I even got cards from Topps this year with no foil on them.
It won’t add value to the card, but it sure is something that is interesting as a player collector to get.
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hey, just found this site… pretty cool.
my question is- do you have any donruss crusades? I cant even seem to find them on here. I like how you make references to them like “call to arms”
I have the complete rainbow of David Ortiz, but a friend of mine has a Red Ortiz as well that has no serial number on it. I also know a collector on FreedomCardBoard.com that has a Mark Grace that was supposedly never released.