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Originally Posted by swarmee
It's cool you opened them all, but didn't you realize after the first one that you busted that they would all be the corrected version? They shouldn't be interspersed inside a factory sealed case. Just like with other error cards, 1989 Fleer Ripken etc. If you have the right box/case, they should all be the same since they're rolling off the factory line at the same time.
So if anyone pulls the Frank Thomas NNOF and tosses the rest of the box, they're committing a major infraction. There are like 15 cards that were affected by the missing black and all of those cards sell for at least $100 raw.
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It happens. Not common but it does. I can confirm with 1990 Fleer BB, 1990 and 1991 Pro Set FB, 1990-91 Pro Set HK and 1991 Topps BB.
And those other blackless 1990 Topps cards sell for much more than $100. In fact, I’ll pay $100 right now for any you might want to part with.