Great video! I remember when this set came out. Everyone went crazy trying to find the dozens of error cards. Beckett listed a lot of them in 1990 as errors were found. As you say, so many had errors that they only list the valuable ones in the guide now.
What guide are you referring to? My husband got a bunch of baseball cards handed down from his dad and he has started to sort through them. Is there a guide book that helps with determining value for the cards?
I had the John smooth error card sitting on my coffee table and did not put the two together until this video. And I PC both JS and TG. Little disappointed in myself. Thanks for the video man. Great job. I will make a video on that card most likely in the next week or so.
I have two complete Donruss '90 sets and who knows how many loose cards. I need to go through them and find these error cards. I've never seen those "tests" cards, so I doubt I have any, but I will still check just in case. Good video!
Thanks for watching! 90 Donruss was always a favorite of mine. If you can't find any errors you like they're probably inexpensive to find on ebay. Thanks for watching!
awesome cards and great video....i just subscribed....i do have the nolan ryan...alsao the 1989 billy ripkin ff error......love these cards since i was a kid
Bro I am not a baseball guy but your input about the errors cards are awesome. I wish you or someone else would do Errors Cards for basketball and football.
@@Hungryman97sCollectibles It was towards the end of my collecting years, but looking back is it confirmed that it was a purposeful marketing tactic to boost the hobby? Maybe even insider knowledge of the previous decade of overproduction? I wonder if they would have kept going that direction if not for the limited-edition pack ins that dominate the hobby today and pretty much made the older rare cards obsolete, such as Mantle rookie, etc. Maybe I'm just rambling. lol.
I picked up cans off the street too in order to finance my collection in the 80s and 90s. Too bad we wasted a lot of good 💰 on the junk wax era. Should've bought gold and silver ...
I wish you would do a whole video on all the things that would be worth having graded in all seta n sports from 89-91. And what do you know about pogs like Michael Jordan ones kept IN the collectors case
Hey I just saw your comment. I'm not quite sure what you mean by "seta n sports". I'm not really a grading company expert. And as far as pogs... I know what they are and that's about it. You should search for those on ebay sold listings if you're looking for values. Hope that helps.
About the one stamped on the back I have a football card with Promotional stamped on the back I've looked everywhere and can't find any card like it.What do you think it is?
Hey bro thanks for the vid.. do you know about the error on the back of those cards. Take a look at some doubles which im sure you have and you will notice that some of them have a little dot or period at the end of INC. And some do not. (Top right corner). Im pretty sure this is also considered a common error. Check it out.
I actually love this set. The regular 716 card set has so many errors and variations. I see you don't mention anything about Factory set variations in the Donruss videos, as several years have them. With all the dot, no dot variations along with the "paint drop" patterns differing with the factory set versus packs, there are a total of 2171 (plus 1 card I've been trying to find that isn't known but I suspect exists) documented cards for the regular set. I have 2155 of them. There are also undocumented versions of most cards that have the black lines on the front that slightly go through the name. I don't count those. In addition, the 12 Grand Slammers that came in rack packs have 145 paint splotch known variations. These are extremely difficult to acquire. I've only gotten 48 so far. The 26 Bonus MVP + the Glavine/Smoltz error (27 total) each have a no dot version for a total of 54. Also, don't forget the 21 card Yastrzemski puzzle each has a dot and no dot version with 43-45 having a 3rd variation with only 1 dot for a total of 43 total variations. Good luck if you're trying to build the master set like I am.
This video is my most viewed. And I made it when I was just launching this channel. I'd like to delete it and completely redo the 90 Donruss video. I don't think I will be deleting them, though, because of how popular they are. I did make a part 2, and another "double front" video. There is so much info on this set that if I made 1 huge video, it be long and I'd still miss info. That's an impressive endeavor to build a master set. It looks like you are almost there. It gets a little expensive finding each one I'm sure. Are you going for the "aqueous test" cards also? Thanks for commenting!
@@Hungryman97sCollectibles I probably won't seek the aqueous test set, though I will look into it. Probably would be too expensive an endeavor. I'm going to do a little research on what you covered in the video about the *Denotes and MLB logo variations. I wasn't sure if a specific player would have those variations or if the variation was with different players, meaning there would be nothing else for me to search for. I have about 9000 duplicates so it should be easy to find out. I'll keep you informed on my research this weekend.
@@Hungryman97sCollectibles I cannot find any 2 * Denotes led league variations with this set. I went through about 800 cards and went on Ebay. Can you provide me a sample? In your video part 2, you put the * yourself after the Denotes. Also, exactly what are you referring to with the MLB logo. I saw nothing with that either going through the cards. Thanks.
@@philipdispenza Hi Phil, I went over that section of the video where I talked about the "triple error" on the back of 90 Donruss. The missing dot after INC was obvious but I wasn't able to find the other 2. The best I could come up with is I was researching 89 Donruss. The 89 Donruss has the double asterisk issue and it is extremely common. The 89 Donruss has the MLB logo in different positions. When the MLB logo is in the lower position, it creates a gap between the white box and the first line of the "Contract status" line. This ebay listing shows the 1st card has the gap, and the other 2 don't: www.ebay.com/itm/155089876222?itmmeta=01HPX9Q03ESF0F89XXAJF8SA82&hash=item241c13b4fe:g:YtwAAOSwHjdi3WMP&itmprp=enc%3AAQAIAAAA4FMjvKKoN7IVVOcybRxUYd8sYvzM7jFoyTudsCaPedUX7nfT9UBEdCEXS5njDv4qHHopRfnI51EIp7uQRk6F9jQYTWuwYWrUU6PmN4w04XphD1LyGV%2BIgXA8VMfazVOEiG2HOLrlBKPpFspfK2iUyKvz5tbSI7O0k3U6upEG1am5j0Dw8wsp%2BG8dlTmyUJ96QTvd5k%2Ff09icfkjAXnT5F5i6ABBmgSpDDeWSqcTi4fxKkTqmc0IuUgXGhYk8QHhZ5dotHjAjW176zDU0nxtq9G%2BXlzWhiNNp3kpP2CjvziSF%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR-aB3Km3Yw Sorry for the huge link, but it shows what I'm talking about. You probably aren't concerned with the 89 set, but there's the info related to the "triple error". I have not found the latter 2 issues on the 90 set. Sorry if it cost you some time.
Hello thank you for your channel and input I have been collecting cards for 20+ years I'm trying to get any kind of profit b4 I die since I don't have anyone to give them to take care of being of a middle class or low not sure I didn't have too much money to invest in them but being a baseball fan I knew bout most common and future stars so I'd look for those and boxed them no hard covers it seems like you need money to get them valued or psa graded im bout to burn them and say screw collecting cards but my main question is a blank back card an error of no value like an empty soda can in a 12pk? just to feel in the pks?
I've never heard a blankback compared to an empty soda can. LOL. That judgment may be a bit harsh. I like blankbacks. But any junk wax blankbacks are only worth a buck or two. I pick them up when I see them sell for a buck. Big names can be worth a little more, maybe up to $5. Don't take my word for it. You can search sold listings on ebay with "blankback" on your search. Thanks for watching, and let me know if you can any more questions.
Thanks for the comment. Affectionately called the "Alex Madrid" error, it is a very common error that involved most, if not every, card in the set. Present in 90 as well as 89 Donruss. Beware of Ebay listings trying to convince buyers it is valuable.
I addressed in another Donruss video... I think. Affectionately called the "Alex Madrid" error, it is a very common error that involved most, if not every, card in the set. Present in 90 as well as 89 Donruss. Beware of Ebay listings trying to convince buyers it is valuable.
I purchased my first box of 1990 Donruss when I was in college and once I found the error cards I went crazy and couldn't stop going to K-Mart and purchasing boxes almost every week..😜 Still have all of them somewhere up in my parents attic back in Philadelphia and I'm sure I have one or two Aqueous Test cards, which back then, I thought it was something related to the player on the picture 😆
I have both of the 1990 Donruss both errors and both corrections of Nolan Ryans. Bought the complete set way way back in the day from a card shop for like 20 bucks. I have nearly all Nolan Ryans except the rookie card up till 95 or 96. I see they released cards long after he retired. A lot of off odd cards of him as well from products and odd bonus/special from the main card makers
@@Hungryman97sCollectibles I don't think so. Are they from a game like Magic the gathering? Man when I and I guess, everyone was way into cards I would pick a player and try to get every card that was known or Beckett listed. I got close with the Ryans. Hah I have a bunch of John Elway too no where near the Ryans. But I hit an Emmit Smith Upperdeck insert card in a pack, when he was at his peak. It was the special where they cut away like a half circle at the top and left the corners..anyway it booked at $120 and some dude gave me 90 cash for it at a show. So being 12 or so I used that cash to grab a bunch of Nolan Ryans I needed. Sorry for the novel length post ;)
@@joshdfox420 no problem. Thanks for the comment. The blood card is when Ryan got in that fight with Robin Ventura, and then kept on pitching despite the bloody face. There's at least 1 card with this depicted. It's cheap if you have a chance to grab one.
As a 60 year old I also stopped buying in 1991. I will say with the no dot after INC I pulled out some better players after 30 years Mark Grace, Larry Walker, Puckett etc etc. and of 8 Grace cards 1 was no dot after INC same goes with Walker and the rest. So yes fewer were made with no dot after INC probably 12 percent, BUT yes so many produced doesn't justify what people are asking.
@@bryanlee9960 age 14 in 1993 for me. A typical story for our age group I think. I got back in to collecting a few years ago. Errors aren't really as popular but I still love em.
With Frank Thomas being my favorite player at the time I traded a 90 Leaf rookie for 2 no name on front 90 Topps. I stopped collecting because of that era. Don’t recall the year but I had 2 very very nice Nolan Ryan rookie cards. They were $1200 then is that gives you a time frame.
We have some of rare anomaly cards that are 1990 Donruss double front red/red. We tried to research as much as we could, but there is little to no helpful info, minimal awareness of these cards' existence, or comps to help price them out...we have them listed on ebay now. Griffey/Oberkfell: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-eSMeRvEky58.html Johnson/Knepper: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cUtNxXJCayM.html
I bid on one! But was outbid. I'd like to get a hold of one. I found it odd that each one listed on Ebay featured a HOF (or HOF-worthy) player. Maybe just a coincidence. I may mention these is a later video.
@@Hungryman97sCollectibles yeah, the Griffey one battled it out pretty good! We have a couple more listed currently (Ripken Jr/Baines and Sosa Rookie/Patterson as auctions, and Griffey Jr Diamond King/Gardner as a BIN). We have only listed HOF, MVP, or Rookies at this point just to get our toes wet and see what the market is like for these things. We have some commons too.
@@Hungryman97sCollectibles could you message us through eBay (going through the auction you were bidding on)...maybe we can work something to help you out!
Very cool!! Those 1 of a kinds are strange. Unfortunately those anomalies don't really bring in a monetary demand and are difficult to assign any real value to.
lets see if someone can respond to my this !!!!i have nolan ryan king of kings witha white dot on top of 1989 leaf inc where the black line is is on top of the 9 can someone tell me if that one worth any money ??????
I'm assuming you mean 1990, not '89. Both of your issues sound a little like print defects. I am not familiar with either one being an actual error or variant. If it is just a print defect, it isn't going to fetch you too much. Don't take my word for it though. You can check sold listings on Ebay. If you got time, I'd like to see a photo of both your Ryan and Sandberg cards. My email is Zagarfarts@yahoo.com. Thnx for the comments.
I collected that set. Ive felt as if donruss created all the errors in that set on purpose. There was to many errors in that set on to many "star" player cards.
Gonzalez reverse neg, RC, Ben McDonald RC error ...only a few non-notables .. 1990 UD had several errors, think all minor players, hard to say intentional though on them ...
On the back of these cards is the Donruss copyright with "inc." written. It may also day "inc" without the period. Check out my missing dot after inc video. Spoiler alert, neither version has any extra value.
Got a Nolan Ryan 5000k's donruss with a line through the star. Anyone seen that error and knows how much it's worth. Plus I have a Todd Zeile rated rookie that is missing the . After INC.
Grab a handful for 90 Donruss and you'll find the missing dot is extremely common. Sellers on ebay are trying to make money off this hoax. I made a video about it. The Nolan Ryan is interesting. I haven't heard of that particular card having lines through the star. If I recall, only the Harold Baines AS was known for that error. That would be a cool card to hang on to. You could post it on Ebay but maybe wait a few months for the "no dot after inc" auctions to die down.
A neighbor of mine gave me two boxes of those packs with the orange wax I'm guessing packs and that got the All-Star ones I'm not much of a baseball person but if someone else knows tell me.
I'm not 100% what you're describing but it sounds like you got 1990 donruss. They definitely had that clashing orange wrappers. Let me know if you have any questions. I can give you an email if you prefer that.
Putting the picture of the wrong hall of famer card with another hall of famer I think is a major error. If you attend card convention there is a abotance of sixty and seventy cards, So I don't agree that these cards aren't worth much because a lot were printed, just my opinion
It’s not that much. There are 4 versions of that card. FF was the first. Then they did a black scribble out. Then they added a black box. Then a white out version which carries the most value.
That's a cool card to have. I don't mention blank back cards, though because they are more a printing anomaly than an actual error. Therefore difficult to determine a value.
I have a ton of these for sale. All errors. I got Griffey chippers Jackson's. Etc. Also have the rated rookie Randy Johnson error and regular. Hmu I sale and trade.
@@Hungryman97sCollectibles thats my point, 100 boxes of junk wax takes space, garage storage unit, back of store, if your not going to break even why not give away or throw out? its nonsensical. you all start by saying overprinted in massive quantities, but still keep cracking those boxes monthly, whats the supply, is there an end or is there so many every american can have a set of each
anyone who buys these marked up because of some of these errors, like no "no . after INC" is foolish...the only one of these that have any decent value from errors are the aqueus because there are only about ten per set, and the reverse negative Juan Gone.
does the price of the error have anything to do with the maker or year? I think these hobby is like cocaine its more for the rich them big companies is like a Mandela effect and ruined any kind of profit for ones time and money those errors are worse than the bill Ripken bogarity maybe not the Puckett but Tom Glavine as john smolts and unless Juan Gonzales is a switch hitter they need to make him appear as he bats or return some pols money by owning up to there errors I thought the game of baseball was the American sport and that America builds everything perfect but when errors are made cover there mistakes smh
Now those boxes you talk about ain't worth the printed on worth at all donruss 90 box sets turn box sets baseball cards are worth money very expensive to buy I like cops flares upper decks a hard to find and then you got very expensive fine in a box is worth a lot basketball cards to make over mashed potatoes basketball cards too some box sets go for $2,000 per box
Don't talk about Eric cards lucky went mistakes think they're fine a rookie card don't say rookie on it how you tell it's a rookie card I can say this card is a rookie card donruss 90 Greg suriudell # BC-24 rookie card
