r/mtgmisprints

Image 1 — Back of at least one card in my odds and ends deck is misprinted.
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Back of at least one card in my odds and ends deck is misprinted.

First time running in to sth like this. Should I open it? Contact wizards? Keep it sealed? Is it the kind of thing desirable or all too common these days? I know qc for secret lair is a little iffy. Looks like one of the color layers got misaligned. The drop shadow effect on deck master looks kinda cool imho.

Edit: so I ended up opening the pack once it was clear other people have had the same issue and it was likely only the bonus card affected. And that is what it ended up being. The rest of the deck is fine.
The perplexing chimera is also very off center on the front.
I'll probably reach out to wizards and see if they are willing to send me a replacement but honestly if they ask me to send this one back I'll probably just keep it as a curiosity.

Thanks for the advice and sharing your own experiences everyone.

u/Anemonean — 4 days ago
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Is this a crimping error?

Hello all, opened some packs and this was a lucky find. It came freshly from the pack this way, what is this mark? Usually when I see people post about crimping it’s like all the way across the card, this is only the very edge. Also, none of the other cards in the pack had this mark. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

u/TheWhiskeyConspiracy — 3 days ago

Does this count as a misprint

I opened the pack and it was a little crumpled on the side of the pack and I am wondering if these count as a misprint

u/Login_Of_The_Guild — 4 days ago

Something Worth Saving crimped and cut

At my LGS prerelease two separate entrants each opened half of this [[Something Worth Saving]] in their prerelease packs. I found the bottom half discarded during one of my games, and found the person who had opened it, and traded them an [[Ingris Stingerquill]] for it. But the person who opened the top half left before I could track them down. I asked one of the store employees if they knew who it was, and when I returned a week later they had the top half. I traded the owner $5 in store credit.

I have no idea if this is valuable lol, just thought it was pretty funny and wanted to take a chance on it, curious what people think.

u/UniqueSatisfaction67 — 12 days ago

Is this considered a misprint?

I’m relatively new to MTG so excuse me if this is super common. I opened a reality fracture promo pack and it had this card in there. I’d say it’s like of like a smudge or something on the card. If this is an error card what is this error called? Additionally, does this happen frequently? Any input would be greatly appreciated!

u/Calm_Bike1420 — 12 days ago