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. You can definitely go down a rabbit hole researching human generated errors such as the Red Cheeks Pikachu so we will save that for another day! Red Cheeks Pikachu Yellow Cheeks Pikachu Regardless of whether this is a legitimate error or not, the Red Cheeks version is still considered more desirable by collectors and a great card to have in your collection. The card was originally printed with red cheeks but was later changed to yellow as was the intention of Mitsuhiro Arita, the artist behind the card’s artwork. What are some Common Errors?īulbapedia has an extensive list of corrected and uncorrected errors going all the way back to Base set including information about possibly misidentified errors such as the Base set Red Cheeks Pikachu which is a less common version of the Yellow Cheeks Pikachu. Today we'll take a look at a few of those errors that are the most commonly related to issues in the printing/cutting quality control. Corrected errors usually have lower populations while uncorrected have higher populations.
Errors can be designated as corrected (generally more desirable) or uncorrected (generally less desirable). Errors that aren’t quickly corrected lead to higher populations of those cards and are considered less collectable/valuable. Errors are usually quickly fixed by the printer leading to varying degrees of collectability. Some are the result of errors in the printing process (e.g.,miscuts, ink or holo issues) or human error (e.g., missing information on the card such as damage or stage). Error cards or misprints are cards that have incorrect printing elements ranging from missing or additional text/ink, more or less holo than normal, square corners, miscuts, and more.
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