Pikachu Print Error
Members can use this Thread to post about Card Errors you come across. Here, you can post Errors in a card's structure or production, which include but are not limited to: Missing/Moved Set/Energy/Collection symbols. Typos on a card's text.
Missing/Additional text/images on a card. Incorrect. Pikachu: The Japanese Glossy version and Portuguese Pikachu World Collection 2000 version both erroneously credit Ken Sugimori as the illustrator instead of Keiji Kinebuchi.
HP Pop Series 5 Pikachu Holo Upside Down Print ERROR 2007 Misprint ...
Electabuzz / Mewtwo / Pikachu / Dragonite: These four promotional cards were accidentally printed with the Pokémon the First Movie logo upside down in the lower left corner. Was going through my old cards last night and found that I have a Pikachu Edition 1 error/misprint card. I searched the internet trying to find info on the card but could only find one small write up about it being pretty rare and I found a couple on eBay but even those don't really talk about the card.
In searching I found that there was actually a few misprints with this card in particular. The Ivy Pikachu Error was mistakenly included in a very small number of 1st edition Jungle booster packs. The total number of these error cards are unknown, but they are universally acknowledged to be the rarest, and most expensive, cards in the Jungle expansion.
Found a “Ghost Stamp” base set shadowless Pikachu error card in a ...
Instead, let's focus on some easier to identify and more common errors that be found in nearly every set of Pokemon cards because they are related to the quality control of the printing/cutting process not based on the colors or information printed on the card. These errors are easy to spot even to new collectors such as square cut corners versus the correct die cut (rounded) corners or OC. Error: Dot errors are displayed as extraneous ink dots or smudges in various colors created during the printing process.
While the printing companies making Pokémon cards are using school bus-sized offset-lithography commercial printers, this forger was likely using something in their own home like an Inkjet or Laser printer that simply cannot print to the same quality. 5. Obstructed Printing Errors When it comes to Obstructed printing errors in Pokemon cards, they are few and far between.
Is this black printer mark considered an error on my Pikachu 124? : r ...
There are two types of obstructed printing errors: retained and not retained. Retained obstruction errors still have the object obstructing the printing still attached to the Pokemon card. Value: $50 - $2,000.
Masters Guide for Pokemon WOTC Corrected Errors & Test cards While talking with a good friend and local game store owner, he mentioned that there's too much to keep up with when it comes to Pokemon errors, and that if there was a reference he could use to find out what errors exist and which ones to consider valuable, it would be very helpful. With so many new errors identified in the past. Interestingly, this isn't the only card in this set to have this error, but it is the better known of the two.
The holo Pikachu from Pop Series 5 also has this error, and it is similarly common: Despite Pikachu being a more popular Pokemon, the Mew card is much more notorious. I personally like both of these cards, especially the Mew.
