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wtf happened to the listing I added with all the colors?

curious if the colorways are distributed evenly, or if some colors are rarer than others?

applehead wrote:curious if the colorways are distributed evenly, or if some colors are rarer than others?

Is 300 divisible by 9?

Anyone know how to tell the difference between the White Stonehenge and the White French paper?

I think the french would be a bright white and the stonehenge not quite as bright. Not sure how to tell them apart unless you have 1 of each though - probably a pretty subtle difference.

earlgreytoast wrote:I think the french would be a bright white and the stonehenge not quite as bright. Not sure how to tell them apart unless you have 1 of each though - probably a pretty subtle difference.

Thanks. I'm guessing I got the brighter French paper then, as the yellow lemon doesn't pop off the paper as much as I expected. Nice, thick ink though!

Cool, you're psyched. I was hoping for one that had some yellow in it but got one on mirror bronze paper. Still cool AF though and stoked I was able to nab one. After Clifford, Lemonwheel was my favorite festie.

applehead wrote:curious if the colorways are distributed evenly, or if some colors are rarer than others?

I think it's really hard to say, since within each paper stock variant he played with the inks. Lots of permutations in this run. Pretty nifty.

earlgreytoast wrote:Cool, you're psyched. I was hoping for one that had some yellow in it but got one on mirror bronze paper. Still cool AF though and stoked I was able to nab one. After Clifford, Lemonwheel was my favorite festie.

I'd love to see a pic of that bronze paper. Yeah, Lemonwheel was primo. I did the Clifford Ball, Went, Wheel and Cypress and the Lemonwheel was such a chill weekend for me. We got onto the grounds a day early, I actually chatted with Mike in the campgrounds for a bit, the weather was perfect and Phish played a solid six sets. So cool of Jim to print these 20 years later.

RambosRemodeler wrote:

applehead wrote:curious if the colorways are distributed evenly, or if some colors are rarer than others?

Is 300 divisible by 9?

There are 10 color ways, and from reading the blog, some are rarer than others:

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