DNN 2sxc 500 error when editing template specific module - dotnetnuke

Recently I made an addition to an existing 2sxc template where I added a new input field. The field was a drop-down selector and after I enabled it I went through and manually updated all of the instances through the Content-Types and Data manager.
After editing all of the instances I noticed my changes are working and the modules are being built successfully however when I try to edit the instance I am now receiving a 500 error and unable to edit the element.
In the past we've made additions to existing modules and have been able to update the content for the different instances without error but for some reason we are now receiving this error. I am unsure if others have experienced this or if anyone has any suggestions for a fix.
My next step is to try replicating the template file and to see if under the same circumstances we experience the same error.

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