Wow those are excellent photos! If I had that clarity on the others I could get a better opinion.
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Having had a general flick through on ebay on various wotc sets there does appear to be decent variance on position of the stamp although a thorough data set would be needed to know norms from outliers. I didnt check 1st edition base set as i trust scott seeing so many of those during his collecting. Feel free if anyone has the time to do all of wotc lol.
Did team rocket stamp these cards?!!
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That’s just The Boss’s Way
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Here is another example of a smudged 1st Ed stamp from rocket aswell. I personally pulled this in 2015/16
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Love that reply scott ha. What started as a quick pic of an error has…
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Those two smudged examples look very much like mine.
Are you able to share a zoomed in image with higher resolution of the stamp?
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With this phone its about as good as it gets. Id need a loop like those pics that were posted higher up.
Those photos look clearer. If these are real Rocket had some brutal quality control.
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Thanks. I agree and also you can find messy in all sets especially when zooming in…
1st edition base…
We need to get this analyzed under a scope or someone above our pay grade (inside joke from an older post on e4)
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Are you referring to this thread?
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Ha that is awesome! I was referring to the post by Gary about various TCGs with data points, and the closing statement was “what does all this mean, well that is above my pay grade”
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I was thinking about getting a loop but now it appears i need a microscope lol.
Ive absorbed that link. So basically to verify a 1st edition stamp you must compare with all known verified examples for a match or as close to a match as possible. So basically we need a card like mine videoed pulled from a pack but even that could be faked lol. Easy task i see then.