Errors...are they worth selling?

JamesB2

I've got the following errors and was wondering if they are worth anything and if they are even worth selling?!
Bob Rewksbury (Back)

Bob Rewksbury (Front)

I've got a Curt Fort; Mets Leaders, and Reds Leaders from the same year that are missing the back

Hugh Jeffery Treadway (Front)

I've also got a John Smiley; Juan Milton Samuel Peter Joseph Incaviglia and Shawon Donnell Dunston from the same year that have that Ink smear on the front

1982FootballWax

OMG!!! A Tewks' blank back and a ink smeared Treadeway. You are so set for life!

1982FootballWax

real answer: On a cold winter's day use as kindling. The fleeting seconds of warmth they will provide is easily worth more than you'd get by selling them.

RufussCkingston

They are not "errors", as errors usually require a correction, otherwise they would all have the same "error". These are just one-off manufacturing defects.

GreenSneakers

The ink smears are worth less, not more, than the “non error” counterparts. And that’s not much to begin with.

There are guys that collect blank backs, but not much if any premium for an 87. It’s not worth searching those guys out, to be honest.

dontippet

I believe it was 1987 Topps that me and my friends used to open at the card shop and get one or two blank front cards per pack. This wasn't all the time, it was later in the year. We found it very interesting and unique.