Pic Of Swedish "friday..."

[🪦 micketagg ●]

Hey, i dont know if any one has some intrested in this BUT i will show you anyway.

This is Swedish Friday the 13th on DVD. In Sweden Friday the 13th is called "Fredagen den 13". on part 4,5 and 8 they have write it wrong on the DVD. They have write "Fredag den 13" ,they forgot the letters "en" in the end of "Fredagen". Thats a BIG mistake, it is like you shoud write like this in US on the DVD "Frida the 13th" and no one seen it before it is too late and the movies is allredy in shops for sale :wacko:

[🪦 Ruste Dowg ●]

collectables then!

[🪦 GBeninati ●]

who the fuck is Jason Lever??!?!

[🪦 micketagg ●]

who the fuck is Jason Lever??!?!

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Jason lever is part 6 Jason lives.

[JV13]

FOREIGN LANGUAGES RULE!

[🪦 antisocial1 ●]

Lol. That\'s cool, Mikael (hope I spelled your name right!). Thanks for sharing that information & the pics with us.

[🪦 Jason ●]

collectables then!

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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.

[🪦 antisocial1 ●]

So... the value isn\'t really more if the item is mispackaged or has a typo? I\'ve just always thought they were worth more if they were \'special\', lol.

[🪦 Jason ●]

So... the value isn\'t really more if the item is mispackaged or has a typo?  I\'ve just always thought they were worth more if they were \'special\', lol.

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Nope, any dealer or appraiser will tell you it\'s actually almost always worth less. The actual words I\'ve heard were "Why would a screw up be valuable?" And it does make sense.
Alot of people would argue that a mistake would make an item rare or one of a kind but in the end, it\'s just a mistake.
And if we rewarded the makers of these items for occasionally messing one up but driving up the value, hell nothing would ever be done right. lol

[🪦 micketagg ●]

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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It is NO value in this movies at all, they coas abbout $ 8.00 each. This mistake on the movies is not new. As long "Friday..." has been on DVD the mistake has been also. The Sweds has no ide to print new cover to the DVD...no no no! This movies arent so popular here in Sweden any longer, so they will be same DVD pictures forever. I got them all on DVD, VHS..Swedish version, English Version, US version and some also on Holland (Nederlands) version.