T206 Bill Hinchman (Paper Stock)

[Pat R]

I don't notice anything different on my raw Hinchman's and your
Hinchman doesn't look like a reprint. Do you have a back scan of your Hinchman?
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[Jobu]

This would almost be too good to be true, but do you have a T213-1 with which to compare your Hinchman?

[Pat R]

It looks like yours is the same as mine on the right.
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[T206Collector]

I'll try to post a back scan this weekend. Pretty sure it's a Piedmont. The stock of the paper feels glossy and thin to me on all of these. Maybe it's just my imagination...

[Pat R]

Originally Posted by T206Collector

I'll try to post a back scan this weekend. Pretty sure it's a Piedmont. The stock of the paper feels glossy and thin to me on all of these. Maybe it's just my imagination...

Just a guess but if it's a PD150 it might have a mark on the back like this.
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[Luke]

I bought this one raw and it had that nice thick feel of a T206 that hasn't been handled much:

[2dueces]

Unless its the scan it's not sharp enough to be real. The print dot defects are identical to the real one. Just by feeling the paper you should tell right away its a reprint. Look at it with a magnifying glass. I bet you will see the print dots from a laser printer.

Looking closer I can see the laser dots on his elbow.

[Pat R]

Originally Posted by 2dueces

Unless its the scan it's not sharp enough to be real. The print dot defects are identical to the real one. Just by feeling the paper you should tell right away its a reprint. Look at it with a magnifying glass. I bet you will see the print dots from a laser printer.

Looking closer I can see the laser dots on his elbow.

The thin glossy paper stock he describes does make it sound like something
is fishy with this card but I'm not sure what you see as print dots from a
laser printer on his elbow. A real T206 has "print dots" that show up if they are scanned at high dpi's.
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