What Should I Do With My Misprint

How much is this misprint Flareon worth?

Today, my friend and I bought a bunch of pokemon card packs at the flea market, all Noble Victories, I believe. In one of them, there was a misprinted Flareon card that said Ninetales instead of Flareon. I'm just curious to see how much it could be worth. Also, we have a few Swanna misprints, too. Swznna instead of Swanna.

Twilight Cover Misprint?

I was wondering if anyone would know the value of a hardcover twilight cover misprint. The Picture of the hands with the apple is there, but there are no words on the Cover.

What happens if you think there is a misprint on your W2 and you have already e-filed?

Generally speaking, the IRS will take your figures and process your return. Within 2 years of filing your return (actually by 1 year), they will compare the W-2's filed by the company and sent to A) IRS and B) the State jurisdiction and compare the two..

If you amounts do not match your social security number, you will likely receive a notice that asks for you to clarify the discrepancy.

What you need to do is make sure that the employer's E.I.N. number is reported in the right place and your SS# is in the right place. Quite often, the State I.D. number is just the company's E.I.N.# which is used for State purposes and there is nothing for you to do. In fact, this is almost always the case in the State of NJ.

If the employer's E.I.N. number or your Social Security number is incorrect, you need to call the company and have them file an ammended W-2 to correct this error. However, you are not required to file an ammended return unless numerical numbers have changed for your salary or withholding amounts.

I hope this is helpful.

Doctor K

Why arent misprint yugioh cards?

Because the tournaments that host the Yu-Gi-Oh! Card Game, they have certain rules that if a card is forbidden, limited, or semi-limited, or even misprinted cards are in people's decks they search them out before the duel start, I had a misprinted Dark Paladin just because the picture was different then the real Dark Paladin they said it couldn't be used. They said it looked more like the buster blader fused with the dark magician of chaos more lol...but yeah thats how they do it and we can't stop their rules.

How much is my misprint five dollar bill worth?

i have a 1999 series five dollar bill.. it is a misprint due to the serail number ending in a star.. serial number is BF10156038* .. can anyone tell me how much this is worth or if i would be better off keeping it to show others???

How do I find out the value of a misprinted US $10 Bill?

What you are seeing is called a "complete offset transfer." From the "Blackbook Price Guide to United State Paper Money" Edition #35:

"Offset transfers are not, as is often believed, caused by still-wet printed sheets coming into contact under pressure. Though very slight offsetting can occur in that manner, it would not create notes as spectacular as those pictured here, in which the offset impression is almost as strong as the primary prining. These happen as the result of the printing press being started an instant or so before the paper is fed in. Instead of contacting the paper, the inked plate makes its impression on the machine bed. When paper is fed through, it picks up this "ghost" impression from the bed, in addition to the primary impression it is supposed to receive. Each successie sheet going through the press will acquire the impression until all the ink is totally removed from the machine bed. But, naturally, the first sheet will show the transfer strongest, and the others will be weaker and weaker. Obviously, the market value of such notes depends largely on the strength of the offset impresseion. The heavier and more noticeable it is, the more valuabel the note will be---all other things being equal."

The first sample note pictured is a 1977 series $5 bill with prices ranging fron $110 for a bill with light overprinting in "very fine" condition to $310 for a bill with dark overprinting in "uncirculated" condition. The second sample note pictured is a 1974 series $1 bill with prices ranging fron $100 for a bill with light overprinting in "very fine" condition to $325 for a bill with dark overprinting in "uncirculated" condition.

From these figures you can get an idea of the type of value the bill is likely to have, but only a professional can give you an accurate value.

These prices are from 2003, so the value may have gone up some since then, but they are also the prices a currency dealer would charge a customer, which are obviously higher than the prices a currency dealer would pay to buy the bills.