This Rayquaza V shows a factory cut that exposes part of an unidentified VMAX card along the left edge which makes it an especially cool piece to study up close. Errors like this line up with how Sword and Shield era full arts, alternate arts, VMAX, and VSTAR cards were printed on the same sheets, so you’re basically seeing two cards collide on one cut. It’s one of those examples that really shows how the production side works when things go wrong and why some miscuts end up with pieces of totally different cards showing. This card is not for sale and sits in the Wenzel TCG error showcase as a standout example of cross card miscuts from the Sword and Shield era.
