Listening to Dan struggle with that letter for over 5 minutes was rather traumatizing. Then his nose started running and instead of using a tissue, we got to hear him sniff his snot up his nose every few seconds for the remainder of the video just like he did in another recent video. The card is an obvious forgery. The print quality was bad, obviously, and you can tell that the forger applied way too much glue. He did it the way ads used to be glued onto billboards, by painting way too much glue on both sides of the paper. So much so that he ended up with wrinkled cardboard. May I offer even more unsolicited advice aside from blowing one's nose when it runs? Why didn't you weigh the card? And why didn't you film a close-up of the printing pattern? For way less than 50 bucks you could buy a digital microscope with 40X magnification plus a precision scale. The microscope would let you integrate close-ups of the printing pattern into your video. That and a precise weight would have been invaluable if your goal was to ascertain the authenticity of the card and understand what exactly was done to it. As it stands, the video was useless. Annoying even, because of the elementary school reading level and the omnipresent snot.
I look forward to seeing that card. 😊 From the video here, it looks like a counterfeit card that was poorly rebacked with a real back. The idea is that using a real back would fool people who only look at the back for authentication. (the popular green dot test)
I have an unlimited Red Elemental Blast that is super dark red. Could this be from the darker type printing? It is much darker than my UL Mana Flare and Tunnel. Thanks for any info.
Listening to Dan struggle with that letter for over 5 minutes was rather traumatizing. Then his nose started running and instead of using a tissue, we got to hear him sniff his snot up his nose every few seconds for the remainder of the video just like he did in another recent video. The card is an obvious forgery. The print quality was bad, obviously, and you can tell that the forger applied way too much glue. He did it the way ads used to be glued onto billboards, by painting way too much glue on both sides of the paper. So much so that he ended up with wrinkled cardboard.
May I offer even more unsolicited advice aside from blowing one's nose when it runs? Why didn't you weigh the card? And why didn't you film a close-up of the printing pattern? For way less than 50 bucks you could buy a digital microscope with 40X magnification plus a precision scale. The microscope would let you integrate close-ups of the printing pattern into your video. That and a precise weight would have been invaluable if your goal was to ascertain the authenticity of the card and understand what exactly was done to it.
As it stands, the video was useless. Annoying even, because of the elementary school reading level and the omnipresent snot.
You should make a you tube channel!!!
I hope this works out better for you than the last scam you got involved with! Whatever did happen with that Lotus?
lmao, old news...good lord...
I look forward to seeing that card. 😊
From the video here, it looks like a counterfeit card that was poorly rebacked with a real back.
The idea is that using a real back would fool people who only look at the back for authentication. (the popular green dot test)
17:40 massive typo :) should fix that
I have an unlimited Red Elemental Blast that is super dark red. Could this be from the darker type printing? It is much darker than my UL Mana Flare and Tunnel. Thanks for any info.
From what I've seen almost if not every single Beta and Unlimited red elemental blast is printed very dark
Every Beta & Unlimited Red Elemental Blast is dark.
It's one of the cards that were corrected between Alpha and Beta.
the REB Unlimited is actually darker. so that isn't a fake.
Whatever the "KING" of misprints says!!! see ya soon tavis!
Looks like a proxy that was rebacked
pretty bad fake