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Old 11-23-2016, 09:13 PM
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Mine actually feels like it is on slightly thinner stock as well. Definitely not a reprint and doesn't have the bright colors. But comparing it to others, it definitely doesn't feel as 'firm.'

But what I will say is I've run across a few on occasion that felt this way, too - was not only unique to Hinchman.
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Mine actually feels like it is on slightly thinner stock as well. Definitely not a reprint and doesn't have the bright colors. But comparing it to others, it definitely doesn't feel as 'firm.'

But what I will say is I've run across a few on occasion that felt this way, too - was not only unique to Hinchman.
Maybe the printers just used slightly different stock sometimes?
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Maybe the printers just used slightly different stock sometimes?
Yeah, I'm not sure. I have a few that feel that way but am 100% they are authentic. Not sure if it's different stock or just worn down more. But certainly have felt a few that are a little flimsier than others.
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Look how fuzzy it is between the bat and his uniform. I handled 100's of T206's.
They used the same stock. Remember, these were printed to add strength to cigarette packs. Using thin stock would defeat that purpose. I guess I'd have to see it in person.
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I don't think they needed to be printed to achieve a stiffening factor. They could have easily inserted blank ones and saved the time and cost of doing the printing. Also, aren't the T213s thin paper stock?

I am curious to know how this was proven to be the motivation for producing them, or is it speculation?
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