You're Page URL "v1" looks like eVar1... are you sure your eVar is set to HIT expiry, and not the default "VISIT" level expiry?
Visit expiry would maintain the previous value until a new value is written.. in this case, it's entirely possible that the URL you are seeing in the report is not the place where you are missing Page Country (c6)
Try adding the metric "Page URL Instances", if the eVar value is carried forward, then you should end up with 0 instances.... if its actually being set, then you should have data.
Sample:
- Page 1
- Prop6 set to "value"
- eVar1 set to "www.domain.com/"
- eVar1 Instances incremented
- Page View / Unique Visitor metrics collected
- Page 2
- Prop6 set to "value2"
- eVar1 set to "www.domain.com/page2"
- eVar1 Instances incremented
- Page View / Unique Visitor metrics collected
- Page 3
- Prop6 fails to be set, therefore value is null or unspecified
- eVar1 is NOT set, but maintains last value of "www.domain.com/page2" due to Visit expiry
- eVar1 Instances is NOT incremented
- Page View / Unique Visitor metrics collected
- Action 1
- Prop6 fails to be set, therefore value is null or unspecified
- eVar1 is NOT set, but maintains last value of "www.domain.com/page2" due to Visit expiry
- eVar1 Instances is NOT incremented
- Page View / Unique Visitor metrics collected
- Page 4
- Prop6 set to "value3"
- eVar1 set to "www.domain.com/page4"
- eVar1 Instances incremented
- Page View / Unique Visitor metrics collected
So you can see that on Page 3 and Action 1, neither prop nor eVar were set, but the eVar still has a value due to the expiry telling it to keep the last set value....
But in this case, the "Instance" of the eVar will not increment