Chamberlain uncut sheet

[ryanhoward06]

I just saw this on ebay.

[ebay:1tcejm1s]120417624575[/ebay:1tcejm1s]

:shock:

 

[beefycheddar]

Oh god, Shoeless Joe is going to have a field day with that.

 

[XdanX]

Oh god, Shoeless Joe is going to have a field day with that.

What are you a mind reader? Lol, my thought exactly.

 

[ryanhoward06]

Oh god, Shoeless Joe is going to have a field day with that.

What are you a mind reader? Lol, my thought exactly.

Ditto.

Anyone can do it really.

 

[200lbhockeyplayer]

To my knowledge, no sets are printed one player per sheet, especially not the 1/1 set.

That said...it's completely fake.

Without question 100% fake.

 

[RL24]

To my knowledge, no sets are printed one player per sheet, especially not the 1/1 set.

That said...it's completely fake.

Without question 100% fake.

I was thinking that same thing, but... how did somebody pull that off?

 

[200lbhockeyplayer]

To my knowledge, no sets are printed one player per sheet, especially not the 1/1 set.

That said...it's completely fake.

Without question 100% fake.

I was thinking that same thing, but... how did somebody pull that off?

Incredibly easy....as long as you have access to a press.

A simple scan of the standard Chamberlain Bowman Heritage single, add the red border, duplicate the cards to fill a standard press sheet. Send to plates...throw on press.

Now, the inexpensive option would be to do it on a digital press (high-end Kodak Nexpress, or similar) would would sever the cost tremendously although it would probably show some digital 'bars' in the red, unless it was printed as a spot color.

Regardless...it's is incredibly easy to do with the tools...and if someone else is footing the bill (IE: stealing the time and materials from work)...it's cheap.

Either way, it's fake. Completely fake on so many levels.

 

[uniquebaseballcards]

How does this bode for future card investment activity?? :?

...Regardless...it's is incredibly easy to do with the tools...and if someone else is footing the bill (IE: stealing the time and materials from work)...it's cheap....

 

[200lbhockeyplayer]

How does this bode for future card investment activity?? :?

...Regardless...it's is incredibly easy to do with the tools...and if someone else is footing the bill (IE: stealing the time and materials from work)...it's cheap....

It's easy to fake cards...the hard part is making them dead-on, from the paper stock to print interpolation.

Bowman Heritage is clearly one of the easiest sets to fake simply do to the lack of foils, gloss, varnishes and serial-numbering.

If needed, I could get that same sheet printed in a day digitally...and that includes creating the press ready file.

 

[mredsox89]

How does this bode for future card investment activity?? :?

...Regardless...it's is incredibly easy to do with the tools...and if someone else is footing the bill (IE: stealing the time and materials from work)...it's cheap....

It's easy to fake cards...the hard part is making them dead-on, from the paper stock to print interpolation.

Bowman Heritage is clearly one of the easiest sets to fake simply do to the lack of foils, gloss, varnishes and serial-numbering.

If needed, I could get that same sheet printed in a day digitally...and that includes creating the press ready file.

Yea, the more technology card companies use, the harder and more expensive it is for people to fake them. Bowman Heritage doesn't use any type of foil like EEE or chrome like BCDP, so it appears rather simple to fake them.

 

[markakis8]

The reds have a 1/1 stamped on the back, correct?

Either way, I just got a bit queasy looking at that auction.

How does this bode for future card investment activity?? :?

...Regardless...it's is incredibly easy to do with the tools...and if someone else is footing the bill (IE: stealing the time and materials from work)...it's cheap....

It's easy to fake cards...the hard part is making them dead-on, from the paper stock to print interpolation.

Bowman Heritage is clearly one of the easiest sets to fake simply do to the lack of foils, gloss, varnishes and serial-numbering.

If needed, I could get that same sheet printed in a day digitally...and that includes creating the press ready file.

 

[200lbhockeyplayer]

The reds have a 1/1 stamped on the back, correct?

Either way, I just got a bit queasy looking at that auction.

How does this bode for future card investment activity?? :?

...Regardless...it's is incredibly easy to do with the tools...and if someone else is footing the bill (IE: stealing the time and materials from work)...it's cheap....

It's easy to fake cards...the hard part is making them dead-on, from the paper stock to print interpolation.

Bowman Heritage is clearly one of the easiest sets to fake simply do to the lack of foils, gloss, varnishes and serial-numbering.

If needed, I could get that same sheet printed in a day digitally...and that includes creating the press ready file.

The serial-numbering is typically done after the sheet runs through the press. There are some offset presses that handle in-line serial-numbering but it's doubtful that's how cards are numbered.