Old pristine 10s qualified for error labels. And the new Gem Mint 10s also qualify. Sure some manufacturing errors cause a card to not be perfect, but the new pristine 10 grade is not saying a card is perfect, just that it is pristine. Miscuts, severe off-centers, etc I can see affecting the grade, if the error is now taken into consideration to grading. But if a card has a missing print layer, or a slight texture shift, I don't see how that would affect the grade. Based on CGC's standards for regular cards, some error cards meet the standard for the new Pristine 10, but it sounds like CGC is now downgrading all error cards by blocking them from Pristine 10. Because CGC is still grading errors as gem mint 10s without the error in mind, like they used to. So I wonder how many of the new label Gem Mint 10 errors graded, deserved to be Pristine 10s.