Has anyone seen a flip like this?

I was wondering if anyone else has seen a flip like this?
The front of the flip looks good: older version, single line and rounded corners, but the back appears to be a sticker. As much as I can peer under the sticker, it seems as though the PSA logo is only on the sticker and not the blue flip. The logo is correctly aligned even though the sticker is not.
The card appears correctly graded and it would be unlikely to be faked for a $30-$40 card.
Just curious.
The front of the flip looks good: older version, single line and rounded corners, but the back appears to be a sticker. As much as I can peer under the sticker, it seems as though the PSA logo is only on the sticker and not the blue flip. The logo is correctly aligned even though the sticker is not.
The card appears correctly graded and it would be unlikely to be faked for a $30-$40 card.
Just curious.

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<< <i>I thought of that but the PSA logo appears to be on the sticker, not the blue flip. >>
I believe that the sticker is someone's way of keeping inventory and the PSA logo is not on the sticker.
https://www.psacard.com/psasetregistry/pdub1819/othersets/6204
I peeled the sticker and now understand my confusion since I did not have an older hologram flip to compare.
The older flips with the square hologram have the PSA logo etched in white onto the exterior of the plastic, not printed in reflective silver on the blue flip itself.
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Good Radar reference!
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Good Radar reference! >>
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