[Robs_boxed_cards]

I have a US Constitution insert from Topps 2006 that appears to be an error. The person shown is David Brearley, but the number is SC-JBR, the number regularly shown for Jacob Broom. Does anybody else have a card like this, and is the error common or rare? What I am trying to say is: does this affect the value of my card? I am attaching a picture of the card.

[krn001]

I have a Constitution card, gotta find it to see which card it is, I don't recall it having the card # on the front.

[Robs_boxed_cards]

If it helps, the card back is merely a picture of part of the Constitution. I'll update the main post with the picture of the card's back.

[djohn]

Not rare, this is normal for that card. The chrome version has the letters in the card number correct, however the base version for David Brearly shows the card number as SC-JBR. You can search on COMC for "2006 Topps SC-JBR" and you will see that all the cards are like yours.

[Robs_boxed_cards]

Ah, Thanks. Perhaps I should take this to Beckett so they can list it in their price guides. It may save others the trouble. I wonder how I do that?

[richk]

bfliescher@beckett.com and include scans

[DrMitchJ]

I'm a David Brearley super collector. Is that his Washington Senators SP rookie card that I've been searching for ?
Just kidding.
I'd be surprised that if there was (or wasn't) an error, that it would impact it's value at all.