Argh! I said it was PERFECT and BEAUTIFUL! Oh to 
be understood in this cruel, cruel world. 
(Jumping up and down and pulling on my hair) :)  
(Said in self-parody. I'm just glad you actually 
read it.) 

Anyway, about the whole thing about errors 
costing more, this isn't necessarily so. If you 
brought a figure that was packaged upside down, 
or had an arm detachhed from the arm, bent light 
sabre, inverted nipples, and even if it was mint 
on card, it would be worth less money. So are 
double covered comics and comics with page 
errors, and for the most part the same is true 
about stamps (Not counting the famous inverted 
plane). . . There are some exceptions, but for 
the most part collectors want to spend the most 
money on perfect examples of an item. 

This isn't implying anything about the said cel 
that started this whole ball rolling. PERFECT AND 
BEAUTIFUL! PERFECT and BEAUTIFUL!!! You can quote 
me on this! :)