Oops! What a Typo.

[Purwell]

Souvenir crockery produced in China for The Queen's Jubilee has got a slight spelling mistake!
The late Duke Of Edinburgh would have laughed at this.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-60218573? ... yUH5h7RlCE

 

[rgp]

Souvenir crockery produced in China for The Queen's Jubilee has got a slight spelling mistake!
The late Duke Of Edinburgh would have laughed at this.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-60218573? ... yUH5h7RlCE

Years down the road ....... those will be the ones everybody wants ..

 

[Aunt Bea]

I'm sure that more than a few of those will be snapped up by members of The Firm for a little family get-together.

 

[Sunny]

I've gotten so used to this kind of "typo" in advertising and directions that come with products that I'd barely bat an eyelash. Many of the printed instructions that we get these days sound like they were written by, oh maybe, a second-year ESL student. Some of them are virtually impossible to decipher. So, a little spelling error? No problem!

Besides, the Jubilys of this world are happy to get the free publicity.

 

[SmoothSeas]

'misprints' do have collectible value. coins, currency, postage stamps that made it into circulation before the error was detected are sought after. one would be surprised by the prices that they fetch by collectors.

 

[fuzzybuddy]

To be honest, how many people would notice "Jubbly" is a misprint?. You could easily pass it off as that's how the "Royals" spelled it for hundreds of years. Pople would buy that.

 

[Rah-Rah]

I'm going to the Jubbly for a Spot of Tee.

 

[Jace]

Along with crumbpets!