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I don't think sun fading would explain the white border between the two areas.
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I will try to make a better scan of the area, but it definitely has a white line separating the charcoal corner from the rest of the normal gray.
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Cliff that is really cool!
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Never seen one like this, that is a really unique and great looking defect
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This is the best I can do, either a crappy scanner or I don't know what I'm doing. ETA, the card has a normal back and I never could find a scan of an uncut sheet of this 1970 series to see where the card was placed on the sheet.
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I'm not sure if I'm repeating what Steve already said, but my basic guess would be that the lower left corner of the sheet on top of the one containing this card was 'missing' (for lack of a better word) and the ink got printed on this sheet by falling through the cracks, so to speak (just in the missing corner). Then the sheet itself was printed and that corner (aligned perfectly, because nothing changed between the printing of the sheets) was double printed, causing the charcoal look to it. Seems very plausible.
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Glad we solved that. Now explain this one:
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