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05-11-2011, 07:20 PM
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Thanks, guys - that wrong back card is very cool and leads me to think that the series (or at least 3 & 8) were printed at the same time. And, the top/bottom miscut makes me think that the cards were not printed like T206's (columns of the same player), but rather a sheet of different players - obviously more evidence is needed on both counts, however.
I am still interested in how they were produced - I can presume that there are no uncut or partial uncut sheets known to the hobby. 
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