This a 1 of 1? Lincoln Continental on a 2000 Dodge Power Wagon Card

[THEBIGSHAQTUS]

Not sure if earlier errors were more common or slightly more rare. I would think a card error would warrant multiple cars being packaged like this, but maybe a lot of them were opened before anyone ever noticed it was wrong. What do yall think?

[THIS_IS_A_TEST_86]

There's no real way of judging how rare a specific card error is, especially for something 20 years old. There's no way of finding out if something is "1 of 1". Card errors like this happen a lot. As for collecting them, some people do, but I don't see them as particularly desirable unless the actual car was desirable in the first place.

Edited February 21, 2020 by THIS_IS_A_TEST_86

[THEBIGSHAQTUS]

33 minutes ago, THIS_IS_A_TEST_86 said:

There's no real way of judging how rare a specific card error is, especially for something 20 years old. There's no way of finding out if something is "1 of 1". Card errors like this happen a lot. As for collecting them, some people do, but I don't see them as particularly desirable unless the actual car was desirable in the first place.

Yeah I figured you wouldn't be able to tell, although I know I've seen some like really big errors waves where people market them as "super rare wrong card error", but yet you find 50 for sale on ebay. I personally love this all black Continental. It actually wasn't until after I bought it that I even noticed it was on the wrong card, so in that sense I could see why not many people would care unless they were specifically looking for such an error. Thanks for the info though!

[1.EYED.JACK]

It also goes to show that in the grand scheme of things, even if it were a 1 of 1, very few people would care that it was/is.  Based on the size of the blister looking appropriate for the Lincoln and impossible for a Power Wagon,  I'd guess that the card mistakenly made it's way into the Lincoln run. A fun oddity and not a ton more.