This was my biggest gripe. I didn't mind the talking of him at all, in fact I enjoyed his enthusiasm, however the end is where I cringed. He cut the card expert off so rudely just so he can play games, with a guy who's girlfriend was guilted into saying yes because she's on camera. I really wanted to see the end of his collection. It seemed like he was saving the best for last, and you can totally see his disappointment for not being able to show it off. the guy's last answer of "They're just interesting" kind of confirms that too, at least in my opinion.
Really interested in video, but stopped watching because the rude guy kept talking instead of letting the others talk. I hope he has the humility to read these comments, learn from this mistake, and try videos like this again. I really would love to watch more from the misprint expert.
@Finger Boarding I understand that point of view but the collector was explauning some of the cards.... But I couldn't hear him because the camera man was too loud. I like the fact he is excited to the see the cards but I wanted the collector explain what were the misprints cards.
He wasn't talking more than anyone else, he's just louder because he's closer to the mic. The room is full of guys enthusiastically bantering so of course it's gonna get loud. The video wouldn't even exist without him lol, quit your bitching.
Tavis has such an amazing collection and you can tell he's in it for the love of the game, the history, and the lore associated. It's a shame that Daniel is so focused on the $$$$ factor, adds click-bait titles and talks over Tavis every chance he gets. This is why there's so many dislikes.
So Daniel doesn't love the game also? Yes he is a business and wants to profit off the cards but we could argue is he just as passionate as Tavis about MTG just in different ways.
Agree, he is annoying. Too much me me me. Let us hear the main guy speak. Not sure why Rudy, Edwin etc are even friends with him. The guy just seems to try too hard
The cameraman was a bit too enthusiastic and chatty. You need to talk a bit less and maybe not so loudly. I hope you take this comment as constructive criticism and not as an insult.
He wont. Have you not seen his channel? He is obnoxious 24/7, even the people around him seem to be annoyed so he must have lots of money for people to put up with him.
Wish this could of been longer. Was so interesting to see all the miss prints. Crazy he was able to find them all and know how they happened. Thanks for sharing!
So interesting. As another said: "one man's trash, another man's treasure" - and this guy knows his treasure! Incredible knowledge and insight, thank you Sir
Collecting misprints is slowly becoming one of my favorite things to do. Seeing videos like this is fascinating to no end, I would love for a chance to slow roll through this whole binder. My collection is nowhere close to this but I am learning more and slowly getting better stuff. Tavis mentioned Keith briefly, Kieth the Misprint Guy has a misprint collection worthy of the Gods. Thanks for sharing Dan this really made my day!
I could have watched this for another 3 hours because of how interesting all these misprints are. That is a beautiful collection of cards. My only complaint is that the video seemed to be cut short, but a good watch indeed. Hi, red eyes Rudy.
Tavis is an amazing person. I’ve met him on several occasions and you will never meet a more genuine and kind person. This is his famous binder and he loves showing it to people and talking about the history of all of the cards.
Great hang-out video Daniel. I didn't mind the chatter as it gave atmosphere and I hope Tavis will make his own video to explain in detail all the misprinted cards. All the best.
Vintage MTG Come on, I'm not the only one. Instead of listening to Tavis talk about his amazing collections, it's basically you interjecting, joking, interrupting, and panning away. I don't need to come to GP to tell you that. Keep it simple.
For what it’s worth, I think you do a good job of keeping the video moving and I like the way you hype the cards up and keep everybody involved in the conversation. People in the comments are just looking to hate, but you are clearly both very passionate and very educated about Magic. Keep on with the content man, it’s awesome to have this peek into the world of high-tier magic collecting/investing.
You have to be one of the most funniest guys I’ve seen on UA-cam, glad I found your channel, you crack me up on alphas channel, the vegas trips, you light up every time when the cam goes on ya! You’re super dope!!! I’ll meet ya one day , I’ll let you know it’s me👍 caligreen420
Tav is an awesome dude! One of these days I'll get around to seeing his collection in person :). For now this video is sweet. Gets really exciting at the 16 min mark.
I haven't played magic in years and even then I used prebuilt starters so I'm not hardcore into the game, but I've really enjoyed this channel lately. Very cool to see people this passionate about a topic.
i actually own a small collection from end of 90 up to mid 2000s. there is a twiddle in there thats also a misprint. dont want any money, but id love to give it to this man.
xxGodx lmao, potato not because you are wrong but because you’re trying to correct a joke. Whether or not it fits I was using it there for the type of joke it was. Legit potato iq.
Were you short on battery or storage? Wish I could have seen the remainder of the binder! Anywho, thanks for the upload. It was very interesting to see. Something I might not have otherwise been afforded the opportunity to view.
When i was younger there was a printing shop that belongs to Quebecor Media in Magog, Quebec and back in the day they had a contract to print MTG cards that was when the larger distribution scale happened because we all know before 4th edition distribution was west coast mainly, as it a Californian game. However they were printing MTG and throwing away all the misprints in the garbage and apparently there was a lot of them every day and skme were playable just for fun nothing tournament legal. When my friend told me about that shop which was half hour drive away from home, i really wanted to go visit it and dumpster dive, but only thing is he told me about it a few years too late because the company either moved the branch away or ceased activities but danm i would have "gathered" a lot of "magic" if it would've been possible. As a side note out of context. Another friend who is a truck driver which somewhere in it's load something wasn't right and the load shifted during an emergency braking. He went to inspect the load and it was a total mess inside the trailer and it was full of pokemon cards all over the place, packs, boxes etc. It was such a big mess that they declared the load a total loss and insurance paid for it. And they were picking the cards up with shovels and all. Sad day in gaming cards. At least it wasn't old MTG.
He has a nice collection. I love Albinos, and those high-end misprints are nuts. I am surprised he didn't have any low Yellow/Cyan Blue Mana misprints. They are my favorite misprints because how eye popping they get when all pink and baby blue looking. Edit: Just checked his channel and he does own some, they are by far my favorite misprints.
3 main questions (I am hoping this was never covered because I did not watch the entire video). How do misprints get professionally graded? Money, stamps, MTG cards: misprints are worth mega bank, but many of the main criteria they are grading normal cards against are what make misprints worth so much. Are these cards primarily bought originally in sealed official MTG packs or are these primarily caught during manufacture? Also, at what point does a card become not tournament legal? You talk about the emerald card not being legal simply because of the corners. But what if you had a card that had a card on both sides of it, or multiple cards on both sides? What about a misprint that is missing some of the cost characters so it simply costs less or some other misprint that makes the card better? Could you actually get an advantage by having a misprint in your deck?
The camera guy speaks in ALL CAPS. He’s one of those close talkers too where you’re like “ok bro, back up just a little if you’re gonna scream in my ear the entire time.”
The place I use to work at did offset printing. The guys would have a pallet sometimes of bad prints. Just depends on how good the machine is running that day. You can lose a color well mid run. You can have paper jams. You can also have user error like loading the paper wrong when it goes back through again for the second side. I'm sure whoever prints MTG has strict rules about throwing away the bad prints. For most companies, it goes straight into the recycling bin. Most common is paper jams. I'm sure every single print run has 50+ uncut sheets that got jammed.
Technically, it's only with a million dollars if you're able (in reality, not only in theory/hypothetically when dividing all the cards up separately) to find someone actually willing to buy it for that cost. Like you even say in the video, even appraising these cards semi-accurately is a challenge ;)
I know nothing about mtg but came across Rudy's channel a couple nights ago and have noticed the Asian dude is annoying af and the guy with the at-at shirt wears that in every video
Not exactly. I’d pay $1 for it, that doesn’t make it worth one dollar. What you mean is that it’s worth whatever is the known maximum amount someone is willing to pay for it.
The foiling process seen around 18:45 on the city and pygmy hippo was used on the junior super series promos. Or maybe it was after they turned the jss into the mss or whatever the new name was. Whirling dervish was one. The pro red soltari was one too. I always thought that foiling process was sick. I didn't know they ran some test prints with it back in the day. Or whatever those cards were. Tavis didn't have time to explain.
The test print foiling shown in this video is a camouflage pattern, while the JSS cards have a pattern that looks sort of like fireworks. The JSS foiling was tested during 5th Dawn. This camoflauge pattern wasn't used.
I know there are some error MTG cards that have MTG backs but with base set Pokemon printed on the front by mistake when Wizards still printed them. I wonder if he has one of those!
What an interesting aspect of MTG, and one that clearly requires a lot of knowledge. I’ve always liked the Tempest cards with “Peanuts” images on them, myself.
Thank You, I'm glad you enjoyed it! There was a high quality small booklet written on this subject. Only 10 copies were printed, and they were sent to select individuals for proof reading. I was one of the people selected for proof reading. It's a cool booklet, but as far as I know, additional copies were never made. A truly comprehensive book would be massive and very difficult to accomplish. I've written quite a bit on various topics already, on Librarities and Facebook. I think I'll have an article appearing on the Vintage Magic website soon also.
Didn’t think misprints would be a collector’s item. I did get one out of a newer Magic pack, and just sleeved in my binder. Kept it cause it was just an error.
The library of leng with front and back on one side is actually not a printing mistake, it's a finishing mistake. To cut back on paper quantity that you throw away, you use used paper to get the colors right, because on a offset press you need 100 to 150 prints to scsn the color densities and put all the color in register etc.. So this is normal, only it should not have left the factory in any way.
This was pretty fascinating, I would listen to him talk about each one and I don't even play magic. I am familiar with the game and have played with friends but never owned any cards myself.
Crosswalk well, the bad(make ready, registration, doubling, slurring) cards arent and sellable product and if the customer sees bad product makes it out to market, theyll take business elsewhere. i work at a printing company that handles multinational accounts and were always hearing about print issues out on the retail floor.
I have a Maze of Ith from The Dark thats in perfect cond, but it is way out of centre. Like 1mm of black border on the right, and about 5-7 on the left. Is that worth anything?
It would be a fool's errand to dabble in the misprint and proof investment, as what is the. market? Can I put one in a deck and play? Where are the buyers? What is the value? How much money do potential investors have?
The look in Rudys face, when he commented on card quality... Priceless xD Note: Someone should make a shirt of it, with some funny text, i'd buy... Like 10
i have a misprint of something that i wouldnt of believed existed unless i pulled it myself from a booster (the monster has yellow eyes instead of red, and the color bleeds out), ive been wondering now for literally a decade for where i can get it valued or sold to a collector, i put it up for sale on ebay 4 years ago when i lost my job and nobody even bid on it for $20 although im glad because i know its one of a kind. im still always trying to find a way to get it to its rightful owner :(
This totally needs to be turned into a coffee table book. I would LOVE to flip through the history of magic screw ups. IDK the legality of just scanning these and selling them. I'm sure WotC would cooperate if needed though.
So I have this really random Mirage misprint of Dark Ritual. It looks like it has fingerprint smudges across the text box. Have yall ever seen anything like that?
It would be great to see it. Since I don't see a way for you to post a picture here, I suggest that you post it in the Misprints and Oddities group on Facebook. Dark Rituals are quite popular, so if your error is severe, it could be worth quite a bit of money.
Man... concerning that Urzas Glasses with the packageing scar on it... I once had a foil Rishidan Port with that. As a stupid child. I sold it for, like, 30€ or something (DM?), way under the price of a foil Port. Or even a regular one. I thought it was damaged and I was lucky to get any money out of it.
Dude is showing his 1m collection, camera man: Quickly only 2 minutes left...
This was my biggest gripe. I didn't mind the talking of him at all, in fact I enjoyed his enthusiasm, however the end is where I cringed. He cut the card expert off so rudely just so he can play games, with a guy who's girlfriend was guilted into saying yes because she's on camera. I really wanted to see the end of his collection. It seemed like he was saving the best for last, and you can totally see his disappointment for not being able to show it off. the guy's last answer of "They're just interesting" kind of confirms that too, at least in my opinion.
I wish Rudy filmed this so we didn't miss half the binder.
wish we got to hear tavis talk more about his collection
The host is annoying and his floors shine through
Lol.
HAHAHHA
Relax, Daniel loves MTG too and he's just excited to see Tavis' collection. Jesus
@@chuifongtam4703 shut uo daniel, he talks too in order videos talking over the owner who showing their collection
I think the Video Title is a misprint, it should read: "Camera Man interrupts Interesting Conversation for 19 minutes!"
😂
It was a mistake giving the camera to that dude. He is the most self-centered magic personality to date, yep him not you Rudy.
Really interested in video, but stopped watching because the rude guy kept talking instead of letting the others talk. I hope he has the humility to read these comments, learn from this mistake, and try videos like this again. I really would love to watch more from the misprint expert.
Jesus if the camera man could stop talking that would be great.
yep. he's too loud. I did not finish watching the video because of him.
Lmao I hope yall kidding
Yeah I agree. While he might be a nice guy if I got to talk to him, he's a bit of an attention hog on camera.
@Finger Boarding I understand that point of view but the collector was explauning some of the cards.... But I couldn't hear him because the camera man was too loud. I like the fact he is excited to the see the cards but I wanted the collector explain what were the misprints cards.
He wasn't talking more than anyone else, he's just louder because he's closer to the mic. The room is full of guys enthusiastically bantering so of course it's gonna get loud. The video wouldn't even exist without him lol, quit your bitching.
15:26 That glare from Rudy, says it all ! Loved it haha
Tavis has such an amazing collection and you can tell he's in it for the love of the game, the history, and the lore associated. It's a shame that Daniel is so focused on the $$$$ factor, adds click-bait titles and talks over Tavis every chance he gets. This is why there's so many dislikes.
So Daniel doesn't love the game also? Yes he is a business and wants to profit off the cards but we could argue is he just as passionate as Tavis about MTG just in different ways.
Geez... this dude so anoying let the collector speak.
Agree, he is annoying. Too much me me me. Let us hear the main guy speak.
Not sure why Rudy, Edwin etc are even friends with him. The guy just seems to try too hard
From this and other videos I've seen, i'm pretty sure he is on the spectrum. Would explain a lot.
The kinda guy that says somthing, no one notices or cares. Says it again everytime.
The kinda guy that says somthing, no one notices or cares. Says it again.
yeah cant watch it
I love how this guy is a true true collector. He doesn't worry about prices and money.
What kind of "true collector" collects cards and not know their value? Yes you could collect for fun but should still be aware of the value.
Let him talk?
Business cards. In case you didn't hear him.
I actually missed it the first 5 times he said it. Thank God I heard it the 6th.
Travis, I really appreciated your insight and appreciation! You have a great outlook: money is paper, cards are paper. Amazing.
The cameraman was a bit too enthusiastic and chatty. You need to talk a bit less and maybe not so loudly. I hope you take this comment as constructive criticism and not as an insult.
He wont. Have you not seen his channel? He is obnoxious 24/7, even the people around him seem to be annoyed so he must have lots of money for people to put up with him.
You have to appreciate how excited Rudy looks. You can really tell he loves the game like the best of them.
Guy in blue with the glasses must have an entire wardrobe of blue star wars at-at t-shirts. Lol
Wish this could of been longer. Was so interesting to see all the miss prints. Crazy he was able to find them all and know how they happened. Thanks for sharing!
Lazris59 check the links in the video description 😉
Nothing better than nerding out with your bros talking about magic. Loved the video super cool
So interesting. As another said: "one man's trash, another man's treasure" - and this guy knows his treasure! Incredible knowledge and insight, thank you Sir
This is what happens if you never learn how to listen and accept that sometimes you're going to be the LEAST important person in a room...
Show the collection, don't care about the rest. Please !!!
Collecting misprints is slowly becoming one of my favorite things to do. Seeing videos like this is fascinating to no end, I would love for a chance to slow roll through this whole binder. My collection is nowhere close to this but I am learning more and slowly getting better stuff. Tavis mentioned Keith briefly, Kieth the Misprint Guy has a misprint collection worthy of the Gods. Thanks for sharing Dan this really made my day!
Keith's collection is amazing!
i got a blank theros event deck blank misprint hmu
Do you mean that the card says "Blank" on it?
That sounds like a filler card.
They occupy unused spaces on the uncut sheet.
That man just gave me a lightbulb moment when he asked why he wouldnt sell the 1 of 2 misprints, “it’s paper and money is paper”, couldnt be more true
wonder how long its been since they showered
So when do we get to see the collection 🤔
I could have watched this for another 3 hours because of how interesting all these misprints are. That is a beautiful collection of cards. My only complaint is that the video seemed to be cut short, but a good watch indeed. Hi, red eyes Rudy.
Tavis is an amazing person. I’ve met him on several occasions and you will never meet a more genuine and kind person. This is his famous binder and he loves showing it to people and talking about the history of all of the cards.
Great hang-out video Daniel. I didn't mind the chatter as it gave atmosphere and I hope Tavis will make his own video to explain in detail all the misprinted cards. All the best.
Thumbs down since Daniel opened his mouth.
Dirty Birdy let's meet at a GP and discuss your feelings.
Vintage MTG Come on, I'm not the only one. Instead of listening to Tavis talk about his amazing collections, it's basically you interjecting, joking, interrupting, and panning away. I don't need to come to GP to tell you that. Keep it simple.
Ed-steminator * K. Or we can try to get better and a little less annoying so that 10% of views aren't dislikes.
Dirty Birdy agreed, really annoying.
Adam Merkado-Weiss Yes; I understand how the irony of my comment may be awkward for some.
imagine that guy being an epic troll and he printed all that weird shit by himself
For what it’s worth, I think you do a good job of keeping the video moving and I like the way you hype the cards up and keep everybody involved in the conversation. People in the comments are just looking to hate, but you are clearly both very passionate and very educated about Magic. Keep on with the content man, it’s awesome to have this peek into the world of high-tier magic collecting/investing.
Tavis brought his binder to a legacy event I was at a few years back, absolute pleasure to browse through it.
Neat! which event was it?
"Spills glass of literally anything"
You have to be one of the most funniest guys I’ve seen on UA-cam, glad I found your channel, you crack me up on alphas channel, the vegas trips, you light up every time when the cam goes on ya! You’re super dope!!! I’ll meet ya one day , I’ll let you know it’s me👍 caligreen420
Tav is an awesome dude! One of these days I'll get around to seeing his collection in person :). For now this video is sweet. Gets really exciting at the 16 min mark.
Thank you for the kind words.
You have a pretty impressive collection yourself, probably far more variety of misprints than I have.
Wow, the hurricane at the end with a tree must be worth some serious bank.
I haven't played magic in years and even then I used prebuilt starters so I'm not hardcore into the game, but I've really enjoyed this channel lately. Very cool to see people this passionate about a topic.
4 years later this video still rocks. Tavis knows his stuff man and has an awesome collection.
This is one of those videos I go back to every time
i actually own a small collection from end of 90 up to mid 2000s.
there is a twiddle in there thats also a misprint. dont want any money,
but id love to give it to this man.
Yep, I own the other copy of that dual land. Mine has round corners. I'd probably part with it at around $2,000.
Ill give you about tree fiddy
How do you have the other copy when it is I whom has the other copy
potato iq m8
xxGodx lmao, potato not because you are wrong but because you’re trying to correct a joke. Whether or not it fits I was using it there for the type of joke it was. Legit potato iq.
Sugar doesn’t allow concrete to bond because its acidity. If you wreck a cement mixer, you’d put coke in it so it wouldn’t set up.
Real moxes at 09:58 (bottom-left).
Were you short on battery or storage? Wish I could have seen the remainder of the binder!
Anywho, thanks for the upload. It was very interesting to see. Something I might not have otherwise been afforded the opportunity to view.
redd Greene Blue they said it became a 3 part video and this is just one part so go to the links in the description to see the rest.
When i was younger there was a printing shop that belongs to Quebecor Media in Magog, Quebec and back in the day they had a contract to print MTG cards that was when the larger distribution scale happened because we all know before 4th edition distribution was west coast mainly, as it a Californian game. However they were printing MTG and throwing away all the misprints in the garbage and apparently there was a lot of them every day and skme were playable just for fun nothing tournament legal. When my friend told me about that shop which was half hour drive away from home, i really wanted to go visit it and dumpster dive, but only thing is he told me about it a few years too late because the company either moved the branch away or ceased activities but danm i would have "gathered" a lot of "magic" if it would've been possible.
As a side note out of context.
Another friend who is a truck driver which somewhere in it's load something wasn't right and the load shifted during an emergency braking. He went to inspect the load and it was a total mess inside the trailer and it was full of pokemon cards all over the place, packs, boxes etc. It was such a big mess that they declared the load a total loss and insurance paid for it. And they were picking the cards up with shovels and all. Sad day in gaming cards. At least it wasn't old MTG.
Sickest collection I've seen, so awesome thanks for filming
Neat seeing some of these cards I used to have (Beast of Burden without the expansion symbol, Ice Age cards with blue borders, etc.)
Can anyone tell me a video where he really gets to explain the collection without the cameraman.
He has a nice collection. I love Albinos, and those high-end misprints are nuts.
I am surprised he didn't have any low Yellow/Cyan Blue Mana misprints.
They are my favorite misprints because how eye popping they get when all pink and baby blue looking.
Edit: Just checked his channel and he does own some, they are by far my favorite misprints.
this was just a pleasure, all three videos.
That Albino elemental blast looks an awful lot like the sketch cards we have today in Modern Horizons 2
You guys talked over him towards the end, otherwise a good video
3 main questions (I am hoping this was never covered because I did not watch the entire video). How do misprints get professionally graded? Money, stamps, MTG cards: misprints are worth mega bank, but many of the main criteria they are grading normal cards against are what make misprints worth so much.
Are these cards primarily bought originally in sealed official MTG packs or are these primarily caught during manufacture?
Also, at what point does a card become not tournament legal? You talk about the emerald card not being legal simply because of the corners. But what if you had a card that had a card on both sides of it, or multiple cards on both sides? What about a misprint that is missing some of the cost characters so it simply costs less or some other misprint that makes the card better? Could you actually get an advantage by having a misprint in your deck?
7:19 "You're like a pentium chip" - Hello 1993!
The camera guy speaks in ALL CAPS. He’s one of those close talkers too where you’re like “ok bro, back up just a little if you’re gonna scream in my ear the entire time.”
We aren't using microphones, thus my voice comes out the most...since I'm closest to the camera...
I feel like I’ve played against Rudy in magic once at a local tournament shop, he was rocking a jace valerian / counter deck .
Seeing everybody's genuine excitement is nice.
The place I use to work at did offset printing. The guys would have a pallet sometimes of bad prints. Just depends on how good the machine is running that day. You can lose a color well mid run. You can have paper jams. You can also have user error like loading the paper wrong when it goes back through again for the second side. I'm sure whoever prints MTG has strict rules about throwing away the bad prints. For most companies, it goes straight into the recycling bin. Most common is paper jams. I'm sure every single print run has 50+ uncut sheets that got jammed.
Fun fact: Dr Pepper syrup is used to make the track sticky for indoor flat-track motocross racing
This is a fantastic collection most people would not even bother with this stuff but it's really interesting.
Technically, it's only with a million dollars if you're able (in reality, not only in theory/hypothetically when dividing all the cards up separately) to find someone actually willing to buy it for that cost. Like you even say in the video, even appraising these cards semi-accurately is a challenge ;)
I know nothing about mtg but came across Rudy's channel a couple nights ago and have noticed the Asian dude is annoying af and the guy with the at-at shirt wears that in every video
Asian dude is best looking guy in MTG. Zoolander style!
@@vintagemagic oh ya forgot to mention that too........ sorry.
its worth whatever someone will pay for it.
Exactly. It reality, its worth nothing. But if someone wants to pay a high price for it, its worth something.
I would never collect misprints..
Not exactly. I’d pay $1 for it, that doesn’t make it worth one dollar. What you mean is that it’s worth whatever is the known maximum amount someone is willing to pay for it.
@@_GandalfTheGrey_ Yea thats a longer way of saying it. What I said is an old saying.
The foiling process seen around 18:45 on the city and pygmy hippo was used on the junior super series promos. Or maybe it was after they turned the jss into the mss or whatever the new name was. Whirling dervish was one. The pro red soltari was one too. I always thought that foiling process was sick. I didn't know they ran some test prints with it back in the day. Or whatever those cards were. Tavis didn't have time to explain.
The test print foiling shown in this video is a camouflage pattern, while the JSS cards have a pattern that looks sort of like fireworks.
The JSS foiling was tested during 5th Dawn.
This camoflauge pattern wasn't used.
I know there are some error MTG cards that have MTG backs but with base set Pokemon printed on the front by mistake when Wizards still printed them. I wonder if he has one of those!
What an interesting aspect of MTG, and one that clearly requires a lot of knowledge. I’ve always liked the Tempest cards with “Peanuts” images on them, myself.
Thanks for the information. I have 4 reconstruction with no symbol on any and was told they were fakes. Glad to know that they may not be.
Absolutely absurd. I wanna see him and Keith play each other with vintage exclusive misprint decks.
Keith and I would play with playtest cards from before Alpha was released.
Sounds like something that would get a lot of views if you recorded it.
Tavis, have you considered writing a comprehensive book on misprints? This aspect of the history of the game is extremely fascinating.
Thank You, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
There was a high quality small booklet written on this subject. Only 10 copies were printed, and they were sent to select individuals for proof reading.
I was one of the people selected for proof reading.
It's a cool booklet, but as far as I know, additional copies were never made.
A truly comprehensive book would be massive and very difficult to accomplish.
I've written quite a bit on various topics already, on Librarities and Facebook.
I think I'll have an article appearing on the Vintage Magic website soon also.
Thanks for the detailed reply, Tavis -- I'm looking forward to the article.
Didn’t think misprints would be a collector’s item. I did get one out of a newer Magic pack, and just sleeved in my binder. Kept it cause it was just an error.
11:40 "Do you have any blood? That should be the first question."
The library of leng with front and back on one side is actually not a printing mistake, it's a finishing mistake.
To cut back on paper quantity that you throw away, you use used paper to get the colors right, because on a offset press you need 100 to 150 prints to scsn the color densities and put all the color in register etc..
So this is normal, only it should not have left the factory in any way.
The guy with the collection has the perfect voice for being a DM
Haha cool video. That 3 ring binder is giving me anxiety tho. Also, are they even penny sleeved!?
What kind of values do they have for those blue border ice age misprints? Does anyone know?
can you help me determine what a card with a red 3/4 inch to 1 inch stripe across it is? I have five or seven of them which are from the 4th edition
That was the most awkward footage ending I've ever seen
Why not just quietly end the video and edit a short transition
Lmao
Are you guys all out of one store? Rudy, openboosters, and the other guy. You guys just all decided one day to all do you tube? Pretty cool lol
This was pretty fascinating, I would listen to him talk about each one and I don't even play magic. I am familiar with the game and have played with friends but never owned any cards myself.
5:08 Rudy's face lol
13:44 My old summer Glasses of Urza seeing some love :)
Love me some glasses. One of my early masterpieces (in my mind) contained 100+ cards, blue white art control and loved my glasses
Craziest collector I've ever seen! Amazing!!
Every time he says "I have the original". Take a drink! Haha
It's amazing anyone has cards like this. Printer operators throw test sheets in the trash like nothing.
Crosswalk well, the bad(make ready, registration, doubling, slurring) cards arent and sellable product and if the customer sees bad product makes it out to market, theyll take business elsewhere.
i work at a printing company that handles multinational accounts and were always hearing about print issues out on the retail floor.
Andy Kapsar That hurt my brain to read.
Local Visitor is that better? i was half awake when i typed that response.
If anyone wants to see more check out the Mtg misprints Facebook group
Who the hell wants to see more 😂
I have a Maze of Ith from The Dark thats in perfect cond, but it is way out of centre. Like 1mm of black border on the right, and about 5-7 on the left. Is that worth anything?
It would be a fool's errand to dabble in the misprint and proof investment, as what is the. market? Can I put one in a deck and play? Where are the buyers? What is the value? How much money do potential investors have?
The look in Rudys face, when he commented on card quality... Priceless xD
Note: Someone should make a shirt of it, with some funny text, i'd buy... Like 10
Diet coke is not healthy but most things will kill you unless you do it in moderation. Tavis's collection lacks moderation but is freaking amazing!!
if you carbonate water it'll do much the same stuff as diet coke.
Life is fatal
Wow these haters in the comments.. we love you Daniel, I'm just here to see the cool cards and see everyone hang out and shoot the shit
A lot of haters it seems by the 22% thumbs down :(
Wow!! I can't imagine playing magic in a time where printing errors were actually rare!
How much is an artist proof winter factory worth
i have a misprint of something that i wouldnt of believed existed unless i pulled it myself from a booster (the monster has yellow eyes instead of red, and the color bleeds out), ive been wondering now for literally a decade for where i can get it valued or sold to a collector, i put it up for sale on ebay 4 years ago when i lost my job and nobody even bid on it for $20 although im glad because i know its one of a kind. im still always trying to find a way to get it to its rightful owner :(
You should try the Misprints and Oddities group on Facebook.
This totally needs to be turned into a coffee table book. I would LOVE to flip through the history of magic screw ups.
IDK the legality of just scanning these and selling them. I'm sure WotC would cooperate if needed though.
So I have this really random Mirage misprint of Dark Ritual. It looks like it has fingerprint smudges across the text box. Have yall ever seen anything like that?
It would be great to see it.
Since I don't see a way for you to post a picture here, I suggest that you post it in the Misprints and Oddities group on Facebook.
Dark Rituals are quite popular, so if your error is severe, it could be worth quite a bit of money.
Wow what a damn collection!
Are there Black Lotus misprints?
Man... concerning that Urzas Glasses with the packageing scar on it... I once had a foil Rishidan Port with that. As a stupid child. I sold it for, like, 30€ or something (DM?), way under the price of a foil Port. Or even a regular one. I thought it was damaged and I was lucky to get any money out of it.