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[🪦 stainboy ●]

Jason Lever 2000.

[🪦 Last_of_the_Brunnen-G ●]

Not really no, unless he values them more that way. Almost always collectibles that are mispackaged or have typos usually means they\'re actually less is value then say one done the right way.
The only time I\'ve ever heard of a misprint being valuable was that series of postage stamps back in the 20\'s I think it was. The one with the upsidedown airplane.  But I think there was even special circumstances behind that.

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I think some of the original Star Wars toys with errors are worth something. WHich I think is one of the exceptions that warrants the almost always. But yeah, in most cases mistakes aren\'t worth too much. I\'ve only seen certain figures that are more valueable.