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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;harley bissell, post: 3035311, member: 88212&quot;]The first step to finding errors is looking for things that look different. Congratulations. These types of errors don&#039;t last very long in the wild.</p><p>A quick rule of thumb is to look for straight lines that reach the edge</p><p>in the blank area. If all the lines are straight it was most likely a flip</p><p>over printing error that was trimmed off at sometime in the past. If</p><p>it does not reach the edge or it has a ragged edge or shape then it</p><p>was most likely printed over scrap that later fell off. If it did not fall</p><p>off it is called retained scrap. The&nbsp; most famous of these retained</p><p>scrap errors was the bill printed over a banana label. Your specimen</p><p>is rare but worth more to you than others due to the poor condition.</p><p>Keep looking and I hope the next one you find is pristine .[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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