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07-31-2019, 08:54 AM
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Recurring print defect and a miscut. There is no official hobby definition of a variation. Many recurring print defects, as opposed to a card intentionally changed by the manufacturer ( true variation ? have gained recognition and value in the hobby ( 58 Herrer and 57 Bakep for example), but given lack of a recognized authority on variations in the hobby today (RIP Mr Lemke), it would take PSA recognition to get hobby attention these days, and I do not see them recognizing these ( although there is that 61 Fairlly
 )Some recurring print defects or differences, particularly those involving DPs are common, some are pretty scarce. Take a run through the never ending variations thread in this forum to get a feel for hobby views among posters here. 
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