Magic the gathering vintage/ fallen empires misprint

High tide printing error aligned dots and ink 🫟 error 25$ a piece...................+9 MTG cards showing alignment dots—small black circles in the corner used to align printing sheets—indicate a significant miscut or misalignment misprint. These are generally considered desirable by collectors and command a premium, especially if part of an adjacent card is visible, as they prove the error occurred during production. Facebook Facebook +4 Key Details About Alignment Dot Misprints: What they are: A dot used for printing, visible when the sheet cuts incorrectly, often resulting in an off-center (OC) or miscut (MC) card. Visibility: These dots often appear in the corners (typically top-left or bottom-right), often accompanied by square corners instead of rounded ones. Value: Moderate to high. Minor misalignments are common, but the presence of a dot makes the card a true collectible "misprint" rather than just a damaged or poorly cut card. Community: The specialized "MTG Misprints and Oddities" Facebook group is a common place for valuation and trading. Rarity: While simple off-center cards are frequent, a clear, visible alignment dot, especially on a desirable card, is rarer and preferred. QC Issues: Some sets have higher rates of these errors, which can affect their rarity value. Facebook Facebook +7