Not enough information but “Typo”? Typewriter were not invented for a couple hundred years after the Constitution was written, probably with quill pens. Lets go to the original signed document to see what the law really is and leave the sensationalism behind.
That’s my understanding: one cannot have a “typo” unless the document is printed with some sort of a machine.
“Typewriter were not invented for a couple hundred years after the Constitution was written, probably with quill pens.”
Your statement that the “Typewriter were not invented for a couple hundred years after the Constitution was written” is incorrect. I own a Caligraph typewriter that was manufactured about 1880-1883, so typewriters were in existence only 93 years after the Constitution was handwritten and engrossed in 1787.
Yes, the draft and final copies of the Constitution were handwritten and engrossed using quill pens.