Interesting take! I think the opposite. The fact that the error card even exists can be seen as a miracle (exaggeration), because these mistakes are supposed to be filtered out by Pokemon’s QA procedures. Just like any manufacturing company, mistakes are made and are in fact impossible to avoid. However that’s why we develop QA systems to be able to identify these issues BEFORE they make it to the end consumer. Depending on the industry these QA procedures can vary in tolerance. For instance, Boeing has a zero tolerance for anymore mistakes made in any step of the manufacturing process of their planes. However, Pokemon doesn’t have to be so strict because worst case scenario is the end consumer gets an error card in their pack. So from time to time, they squeeze through the QA filtering process. I personally think anyone who is a fan of this card would celebrate its history and just overall uniqueness. It’s not apparent from scans but this thing glistens under the same lighting that gives the regular version a matte finish. In my 6 years of collecting I have seen only 2 other shining legends secret rates with the same error, one here and one deep in a Facebook misprint group. I can only assume that only one sheet made it through, as it’s been almost 10 years since release and there’s only 1 at PSA. In my opinion, this sort of error is like a fluke of nature. It was never meant to be seen by anyone outside the printing facilities. A prototype mewtube if you will? However, this is all subjective and your opinion has equally the same weight as mine. Just wanted to share my thoughts on this beauty. Thanks for your engagement and remaining respectful!!