# #17b UASF Misprint

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Published on the Ethereum blockchain on [Jun-20-2017 07:05:52 AM +UTC](https://etherscan.io/address/0xE0B5E6F32d657e0e18d4B3E801EBC76a5959e123). Art by [Cryptopop](/the-artists/cryptopop.md).

This was an accidental duplicate deployment of Card 17. It was ignored until the 2021 Rediscovery of Curio Cards and is now considered a canonical part of the Curio Cards collection.

Supply: 497

### Wrappers

Card 17b was not included in the official Curio Cards ERC1155 wrapper when it was released, as there was a lot of debate around whether it really counted as a 'real' Curio Card. For a while, it was only tradable on a [community-created alternate wrapper](https://opensea.io/assets/ethereum/0x3c2754c0cdc5499df1a50d608d8985070bf87b30/172), but the Curio Cards team recently put out a new [17b-only wrapper](https://opensea.io/assets/ethereum/0x04afa589e2b933f9463c5639f412b183ec062505/172) with a smaller royalty paid out directly to the artists.

For the wrappers, two different artworks were created. The first was quickly put together by an anonymous community member; the second was created by Luis Buenaventura, aka Cryptopop, the original Card 17 artist. His artwork contains a number of subtle differences from the original.

#### Cryptopop's 17b artwork

<figure><img src="/files/PqBimT7xc7bpwEtj1OWK" alt=""><figcaption><p>Can you spot the differences between this and the original?</p></figcaption></figure>

#### Initial community wrapper 17b artwork

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