| General info : | | A misprint refers to an accidental mistake in print on (parts of) the thing. Misprints are mostly typographical (sometimes photographic), meaning that something else is written (displayed) on the thing, or its cover, than there should be written (displayed).
Example: a music album crediting the musicians from another album, a DVD wrapper with the synopsis of another movie, etc.
A misprint is not a mispress as a mispress refers to the actual data on the thing that are wrong.
Example: a music album with other tracks on it as described on the sleeve.
Mislabeled refers to a record that has wrong paper center label(s) on a (eache) side(s).
Example the A-label and B-label have been switched. | |
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