I have a 1967 Topps Whitey Ford baseball card. The card number is 5. I know the initial value of the card, but my question is what would be the value of the card if there was a misprint on the back of it, or just a misprint in general. I was looking at his stats on the back and noticed that one of the years was incorrect. The card read like this: 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951 - 1952, 1933, 1954, etc. the misprinted year is 1933, which should be 1953. Whitey Ford would have only been 5 in 1933! Didn't know if that was a common error on the card, or if this is just one of a kind. Surprised no one has noticed that in almost 40 years! Were there any other cards with the error, and if this is one of a kind, how much would it be valued at? Thank you for your time.

trowbridge06

Concerning the misprint, the following search did yield quite a few results.

Misprinted Baseball Cards - Google Search

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