Strange anomaly on D&Dg?

[BronzeDragon]

Actually, it's not within the book itself, but on its cover.

I don't know if this is a flaw at all, that's why I am posting here.

I recently bought D&Dg and discovered the following group of numbers printed on the cover, where usually stands the inscription WTCXXXXX (where XXXXX is the serial number for the product, 11850 for Manual of the Planes for example) :

881650000

Now, is this weird or what?

Anyone else noticed that or is it just me?

Just curious....

 

[BronzeDragon]

*BUMP*

 

[Bran Blackbyrd]

That's what mine has.

*shrug*

 

[Dimenhydrinate]

don't get this one... too subtle for me



(edited because I can't spell this morning)

 

[Frostmarrow]

I noticed that too. Almost right away. I have no idea what it signifies but that sort of thing always gets me quite upset.

 

[hong]

8*******0

Now, is this weird or what?

Anyone else noticed that or is it just me?

Just curious....

Now we have to kill you.

 

[Moon_Goddess]

Masters of the Wild has one of these numbers too, I think they are just droping the WTC numbering system and converting over to this.

 

[ninthcouncil]

When I noticed this I assumed they were switching over to Hasbro stock numbers. But I haven't got any non-Wizards Hasbro stuff to compare it with, so I can't confirm this.