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Bill is correct, it is a printing error, not a variation and should not be included as a separate card in he master set of T207s.
The other "fly in the ointment" cards in T207 are the numerous "wrong back" cards. At first there were only two pairs which had swapped backs and they were listed in most card lists as unique variations but in the last ten years several other swapped back cards have surfaced and I believe many people who list the master set cards have omitted these swapped backs cards (and the blue C Davis) from their lists. 
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