This happened occasionally, but it's probably subjective as to whether this was considered "common".  Misprinted or misbound books are usually not worth more than the standard book, usually less, especially if there is missing or damaged content.  There are some exceptions to a decreased value, but not many.  One example is the Second Alpha (Aug 1979) DMs Guide with Monster Manual pages.

To demonstrate how often printing/production errors have occurred, take a look at some of the misprint posts that have come up in the past:

Misprints Discussions

This might be good to keep as a curiosity, since it looks like it's intact, other than it was misbound.

Tszii wrote in A1-4 Misprint:I wouldn't call it common. I have not seen one. I have seen players handbooks like this. Box bottoms to box sets can be reversed from the front. I know some of the 5e books are like this - that was more common.

I cant say I have seen a premium for items like this. I would imagine some would think its super cool though.

That would be me. I collect error comics (errors are pretty common). I haven't seen many error RPG items.

If I do though, I will be trying to buy them!