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Point, is that so called experts saw them in real and didn't invest, this lot has been offered for real long time now. Pics are also not of good quality, and it's a 4K auction, the amount of 198 cards is really high, it's more than All the Albinos offered in the last 20 years on Ebay and else. To finish, Albino are between 100/200+$ now, so 4k seems really cheap.Neuron wrote:Yeah, of course one should be critical about color errors, especially those cyan only. But I don't think it's possible to make them artificially cyanless. Overall, that lot seems authentic to me, it shows how slowly the ink ran out and the cards seem to be in good shape.
However, I don't know what people refused them, if it were the misprint experts here, I would abandon it, too.
Did you contact the seller to get as many info possible about those, to hear what he has to say about this:Neuron wrote:Beware of them when you meet them the next time!so called experts
Here is where historical information about the printing process would be a lot of help.dragsamou wrote: So where are the Albino Rares and Lands ?
Thanks for reminding. Of course that's correct, at least it's not probable to have just two or three at a time, that I wanted to point out.cataclysm80 wrote:When the ink first runs out, you could have a partial albino sheet. (like the ink ran out half way down the sheet) It would be followed by full albino sheets until the error is caught and ink refilled.Neuron wrote: As albino is a full sheet error
I have seen some partial albino cards.
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