[Johnphotoman]

Post #32. Ted Z posted the images below. The first image he says is a 1947 Bond Bread card. The second image he says is from, 1949 Sports Star Subjects. The third image he says is 1947 Bond Bread card. The forth he says is, from the Festburg "find" card.

Ted Z- “however, illustrated here is the problem I have
with the "Festburg cards". I do not see a problem with the quality of the image on the Festburg cards. But the image he posted as 1949 Sports Star, you can see poor print quality on this, perhaps he named the cards wrong, it happens…I have done it.

Therefore, let's go on the premise that the Sports Star card with poor quality printing was to be the Festburg card. For one, that is just one image showing poor quality printing, there are many other images of the Festburg cards showing good print quality. We went over how the printing process can account for bad print quality in a run.

But take a good look at that image, (second image). They card does not look like a poor image card ,but I believe it is a forgery -it looks like a digital copy of the first. He posted side by side images, again the first image he says is 1947 Bond Bread, the second is a 1949 Sports Star Subject card. If this is true, then the Sports Star card shown, could be a digital copy. John