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No, you will get an Invalid private key error. Note that if you use a correct-network private key but it is the wrong key to sign the input you provide you get a different error: Unable to sign input, invalid stack size (possibly missing key)
The base58 prefix is checked against a constant value that is different for each network (main, regtest, etc)
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