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08-08-2012, 10:48 PM
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Peter-N162s had two printings. One printing had the extra line, one did not. There are other less obvious differences between the two printings. If you look at the box at the bottom of the obverse of the card with the "Old Judge & Gypsy Queen" line you will notice that one printing has a brownish box around it and the other a blackish box. The version with the blackish box also has more vibrant colors in the player images.
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