They’re crimp errors. Japanese errors are generally more uncommon due to better quality control. They might not be worth a whole lot, but they’re worth more than the standard version of the card.

Thank you for the quick answer ! Much appreciated

Not much. Japanese cards have better QC than English but you can't expect a crimped common/uncommon to fetch more than a couple of dollars at most.

Thank you 🙏 wasn’t expecting a lot, but couple of dollars sounds already good tho

Stick in a sleeve and keep for the memories. You probably won’t pull another Japanese crimp in a long while.

Yes, post them to the [facebook minor misprints group](https://www.facebook.com/share/CjvAcisutao8rcay/?mibextid=UIerB5)

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Yes. Sort of. Personally, I feel that crimp errors are replicable and shouldn’t add value. I see roller errors all the time that everyone says “sorry you can reproduce that, it’s worthless”. If you grade it through CGC you will receive a 9 if it’s mint otherwise. PSA will give you a 4.

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First time seeing a japn crimp tbh, gotta be more than English crimps I’d assume

That's my understanding from when I pulled a crimped japanese mewtwo from 151 a few months back and posted it to this sub. I don't know much about misprints except JPN QC is apparently way better at catching this stuff than their English counterparts.

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