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2016 Deck ONE Industrial v2 Second Print

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Magic Component: Theory11
producer: Homer Anthony Liwag
artist: USPCC (United States Playing Card Company)
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This entry is for the second print run of v2 edition of DeckONE playing cards which can be distinguished by roman numerals III visible on the tuck flap. First print run of v2 edition has II on the tuck flap.

Quote from Director of Operations at Theory11, Lyle Bordereds:

Two versions, across three different printings. Printing #1 did not have the aged, worn look that the current edition does. People carried these decks in their pockets, and eventually they would wear down and develop a really cool aged look. V2 emulated that look. V2 had 2 printings. The III indicates the 3rd printing, which is a V2 printing. II and III are essentially identical other than that small change which indicates the printing.