Why does the cloned object perform a different animation?

[ninmorfeo]

I'm creating a card game that you can view at this address: https://www.staging9.casadeicartomanti.it/tarocchi-gratis-online/lettura-gratuita-dei-tarocchi-si-o-no/
There is one thing that is driving me crazy and I can't figure out why this is happening.
after I drop a card, I clone it and perform a function which is identical for both the original and the cloned card, but when I start the animation the card go to different places..
At the address I indicated you can try it: after shuffling the cards and dragging and dropping them in the indicated area, 2 buttons will appear: one clones the card with the same css characteristics (you can see it in the chrome console) while the the other button starts the animation which should place the cards in the center of the screen, but as you can see the cloned card is offset.
In the inspector I noticed that while a transform3d css is performed on the original card, a transform is performed on the cloned one...
Do you have any idea why it behaves like this?

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