Card Identification Forum

Although my question is about this card, it's more of a general question. When you have a card like this 2010-11 Zenith Dare-to-Tear Jumbo that has mismatched front and backs, is the card the Carey Price #228 with the wrong back, or the Alex Ovechkin #229 with the wrong front?

I think it generally considered a wrong back.

Either way printing mistakes like this are often considered to be wrong "backs". This database does not track these errors. The card companies nor anyone else tracks how often this type of error occurs. 

In general wrong backs are not more valuable than a normally printed card. However, there are some collectors that do collect wrong back cards, they are the collectors that may (or may not) pay extra for one of these errors. Most other collectors would NOT pay extra, they would more likely want to pay less.

The front is the "money shot".  The front IS the card. When it comes to grading, they basically grade the front of the card.  To put it in simple terms, nobody really cares about the back of cards.

Thanks everyone, I don't get many of these type cards, but I try to get rid of them as they're basically not worth anything except to those who collect error cards.

Totally agree.  To me they're incomplete, worthless, hate 'em.