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05-23-2014, 10:38 PM
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They use four colors, cyan (Blue) magenta (pink) yellow and black. sometimes others if they want a certain look.
On the Ryan, blue is printed a bit to the right. So you see two images. It's fairly common, but not usually as far off as that. The farther off one color is the more unusual. Not necessarily more valuable, some of us will pay a bit over the price of a normal card, some won't want it at all. Steve B 
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