Here is response from CU forum A761506 -
All of my Venezuela information comes straight from a combination of sources I have and/or have had in Venezuela over the past decade+ that I have been collecting Venezuelan cards.
Any information I have I always verify with another source before I consider it to be valid. At least two of my contacts have verified that there were issues with the printer in 1972 and a secondary printer was used. Since text was not printed in the same manner as an image (images were printed using a halftone process, while black text was printed in solid ink as a separate process), font faces before the development of the home computer were extremely limited, so while one printer had a certain one, another had one that was similar but not identical.
These cards were never printed by Topps. It is highly likely that they were unlicensed and the images were simply stolen and copied.
Seems very plausible so now we all need 2 variations of the rarest cards of the 70s
