Just wondering…Is there a Thick grey stamp 1st ed and a Thin grey stamp 1st ed??
All the grey holos are thin and virtually all non holos are thick (I say virtually as there are some thin stamp non holos as @acebren can attest so it is possible that you could find a thin grey non-holo but would be easier finding gold on the moon)
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All of the grey stamps should be thin due to the printers running out of ink for the 1st ed stamp. The thick version are due to to much ink.
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Incorrect; thick grey non holo, you would be pressed to find a thin stamp non holo let alone thin grey stamp
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All grey stamp Holos = Thin
99.999% grey stamp Non Holos = Thick
99.9% Non Holo = Thick
xD That is what I am understanding. Is that correct?
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Lol yep and 0.001% non holo thin grey stamps 
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It’s the other way around. Thin/thick refers to the width of the “1”. So thin stamps are pressed hard, like with 1st editions after Base (Jungle, Fossil, etc.) Thick are the default Base non-holos.
Ps: If anyone has a Grey Red Cheeks Pikachu or regular Thin stamp Pikachu (grey or red cheeks combined with thin is also fine 
) let me know.
Greetz,
Quuador
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they aren’t really that grey!!
not much of a difference…
I think the team rocket set has a higher grey / dark difference, but i know… it’s not as cool as 1st edition base 
Holos are considerably more noticeable:
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@scratchdesk Beat me to it, the holos are more distinctive. There is more of a market for the holos as well. I have some U/C cards that I am unsure if they are grey, heather grey, burnt sienna. 
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Give me your Voltorbs
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Lol that pic is from @garyis2000 he may or may not have these anymore though but worth a shot 
I think I still have that one?