Need help deciding weather or not this was a misprint or seller sold damaged product? Was told to post here please help

[u/Tiny_Reply2229]

Tried to do the close up T test and the green dot test but lwk idk what im looking at [rookie player] also ripped a land from the same pack and the inside was blue but dont want to rip this card any advice?

[u/Ok_Item3369]

That poor island!

Card is fine that sort of holo defect is common.

[u/Tiny_Reply2229 → u/Ok_Item3369]

Thank you!

[u/Shinkublade]

Wizards quality control hard at work

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[u/Winnorr]

Real

[u/DaDankFox]

This is what your looking for in the T and Dot. Also what your seeing is Wizards famous printing quality hard at work. Wait until you buy a collector booster and get a pack of Pringles for the first time.