Hey gang.
I have two copies of Nightmare on Elm Street Freddy's Revenge.
Nightmare on Elm Street 2, A: Freddy's Revenge (1985) [I5047]

One copy plays as expected and is Freddy's Revenge. The other is the exact same in every regard (cover art, disc label) except it plays Nightmare on Elm Street part 1
Nightmare on Elm Street, A (1984) [I-5036]

Did anyone else run into this before? How rare is this and what type of value does it hold? Would love some insight as I've not been able to find out any information.
Thanks.

I have a once sealed Lion King, The: Deluxe CAV Letterbox Edition (1994) [4613 CS]

Opened it and watched and had duplicated discs,
Think i have mentioned before.
Humans do what humans are even with laserdiscs

Edit:
I had mentioned before, read The tale of a Lion King CAV Box Set if would like to laugh at my misfortune

Keep us posted on what you sell this for, I have chemicals, heat gun and glue and can put any label on any disc you want, so
if you make a bunch of money off this I'll have a bunch of "error" discs too

If you start getting dollar signs in your eyes over every stupid thing, the best solution is to repeatedly deck yourself in the face until the problem disappears.

1/ It happens (sometimes you get side 1 on both sides, etc.)
2/ Value = $0, it's a defect.

Julien

Yeah it's like the Puppet Master laserdisc I have that only has the second half of the movie printed on it. That defect got me a free copy of half a movie I have still not watched on laserdisc.

Don't think I'll be decking myself in the face anytime soon. Thanks to some of you for your comments. In the world of video game collecting rarities or misprints are often worth more. That's why I was curious. I have 500 discs and this is the only one like this. Not a bad question to ask. Not the same as a forgery if it's a misprint during production. Thanks to those that took the time to clear things up without mocking, appreciate it. Since I'm selling all my discs currently, I want to sell it correctly.

Yeah for some reason in the LD world, I think even in the DVD world too? these things aren't worth anything.
Even things like samples where in other collector markets are more valuable the LD world sample people could care less.

Its odd but then again each different market is too

I've had this issue with the same title.