Exodus foil testprint question.

[fvzappa]

Okay, so I've been looking through the rarities to inform myself, and see if there are any cards that I own that I could scan for the library. I'm in need of some clarification.

I own a foil Oath of Lieges. But here's the thing- it has no foil star, as well as no number (such as 1 or -1) on the card. So if it has no number, what are we dealing with? How do I know which version it is? And I guess we need a scan for the site, do we not?

Thanks for your help, I would be interested in knowing the differences in the foil test cards!

[Mister Foilcard]

We need a scan! Thanks for your offer. Please scan it 600dpi, save it as an png. Please clean carefully the canner surface. Please disable all(!) automatic adjustments like color correction, sharpen, smoother and others. Please don't use an All-In-One. These scanners provide an unusable quality. And please scan the card together with a common card of the same color.
If you have finished all this, provide a download.
Thank you in advance.

[fvzappa]

Okay, here's an *old* scan I made a while back, just to clarify what I have. I'll dust off the scanner & make a nicer one soon.

http://images2.snapfish.com/232323232%7 ... 8336nu0mrj

[NeRo]

anything written on the back ?

[fvzappa]

It has a typical MtG back. No notes, numbers, anything abnormal.

[NeRo]

sounds pretty rare to me as most cards i have seen thus far had something written on the backside ... i think it is the first version of those test foils. the later ones had the numeration and the respective coloring.

at best you directly contact the gunslinga. if i remember correctly he had a playset of those oaths.

[pp]

Ask the Swiss, he knows everything about them

[ouallada]

That's the typical silver bordered foil exodus test print. The ones with stars are either nonfoil (first wave of exodus test prints) or black bordered. The latter have the numbering as well, silver bordered ones don't. There are several variants of this, differing in how dark the printing is.