proof uncut sheet in Hunt's

[Exhibitman]

I wonder what it would look like under a black light?

[Section103]

40 large and we don't even know what it is??!! Wow.

[caramelcard]

The fact that it was around in the late 90s helps it cause.

[Exhibitman]

Originally Posted by caramelcard

The fact that it was around in the late 90s helps it cause.

Not really. The biggest National we ever had was the 1991 Anaheim show. Lots and lots of tribute items were made in the 1980s and 1990s, so this could be part of what was an abortive effort to cash in. Anything that first surfaced after the massive expansion of the hobby after 1975 or so is suspect, especially when it depicts hobby icons like Cobb or Jackson.

[bbcard1]

the way the marks are in there are kind of perplexing to me. They kind of look like the marks printers use to indicate where to cut, which it obviously isn't. The aren't registration marks, they aren't marks that indicate color flaws. It does not mean it is not genuine, but I am not sure I would have dropped $40 on it, certainly not $400, much less $40K.