I certainly haven't studied the set for years and have owned exactly 1 T206 in my lifetime, so take that into consideration. I have done a significant amount of screen printing, however. I know it is not identical, but the resultant "ink on the medium" show similar characteristics.
Having looked at both threads and all the different examples of UZIT backs, it's tough to see the argument for a second (lighter) colored back. If the lighter colored UZITs didn't all have the paper showing through them, I think an argument for a second color would be much stronger. Looks to me like an ink application variation. If a lighter ink color UZIT back were printed, I'd think you would see examples of it without any of the background medium showing through it - a bold lighter blue back, for example. In the screen printing world, you'd look at the lighter colored ones and say, "It needs another pass."
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