INKJET Proxy Cardstock - Semi-Gloss Classic - 300gsm/370mic - White Core - MTG Feel

INKJET Proxy Cardstock - Semi-Gloss Classic - 300gsm/370mic - White Core - MTG Feel

5 Sheets (Sample)
$10.00
Sale price  $10.00 Regular price 
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INKJET Proxy Cardstock - Semi-Gloss Classic - 300gsm/370mic - White Core - MTG Feel

INKJET Proxy Cardstock - Semi-Gloss Classic - 300gsm/370mic - White Core - MTG Feel

$10.00
Sale price  $10.00 Regular price 
Quantity

Almost all 20 air shipped cases sold out in ~48 hours. Even if I got more air shipped today, it probably would arrive the same time as the bulk shipment. The lower cost bulk shipment is expected this month (October). The last air shipped case is being sold only at 20 packs.

[Reviews]

Video review of this paper by Clippy (proxxied.com): 

  • https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8sn413F/

Video review of this paper by CryCry:

  • https://youtube.com/watch?v=Hv2y4UL5n3I

Excellent for quick inkjet proxies with high print quality. Hard to tell when mixed in with real cards (sleeved). GSM and thickness for inkjet paper does not convert 1:1 to varnished lithographic paper spec in terms of feel. The spec of this paper is optimized for similar feel of lithographic (cored/sealed/coated) paper when sleeved.

Works with standard inkjet dye ink (not pigment). Let the prints dry overnight in arid environment if there is a reduction in rigidity after printing.

8.5*11inch sheets - fits in standard printers.

~370mic - Slightly thicker than a foil MTG card.

300gsm - Double Sided (same as non-foil MTG card weight, 1.7g).

Semi Gloss - Surface (light reflection) is very close to commercial cards.

Rear or flat feed only: It will jam if it is fed through a paper feeder cassette or duplexer. Minimize bending.

Color - Use a photo paper semigloss setting for less saturated colors and a full gloss photo paper setting for more saturated colors.

Short grain - Print 8 cards landscape for optimal rigidity. Feels most like a MTG card when sleeved. If printed portrait (9 cards/page), the feel is closer to a pokemon card (less rigid).

Only use sleeved, as it lacks a varnish layer.

Epson 8500 or 8550 recommended, but this paper is known work on some lower end models rated well below 300gsm.

The Epson 2803 has been reported to work (cheap ecotank model).

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Austin Ranft

It’s actually ridiculous how close to a real card this paper gets! Definitely worth the higher price compared to more mass produced paper options.

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ron schutjens

Cards come out great! Thanks Proxyjak and CryCry. Product performed exactly as described.

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Christopher Rixon

One of the best papers I used with my Epson ET-8500. Cards feel great after drying and sleeving - great investment!

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Zachary

After a very frustrating support exchange my order was refunded.

this person is ridiculous and is banned from the store. they bought the semigloss and read a note in the package insert about a label correction for a completely unrelated paper and then sent multiple emails accusing me lying about the specs, despite me just telling them to measure the paper themselves and compare it to the listing. I refunded them just so they would go away.

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MR Jordan A Anders

Great service and love the paper.

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Harmon

In love with this paper! The best on the market by a landside for proxies.

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Daniel

Will still order again, but the paper could be better cushioned so the outer sheets dont have damage.

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Manuel

Simply the best material for making proxies on the low end.

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Christian

This is truly set apart, excelent product!!!

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Drew

Pretty much the best paper/cardstock available for making MTG proxies with an inkjet printer. I've tried so many methods between laminated photo paper, cardstock with stickers, and several more. This one is just print > cut > play. They aren't 100% perfect to mtg but pretty darn close. Slightly tacky feeling to the touch, slightly thicker than a normal card, and a little flimsier despite having a decent "snap" to them. In a sleeve, they're almost indistinguishable in both looks and feel. Even did a test with my buddies where I had 3 real mtg cards and 1 proxy. Shuffled em up while upside-down and tried to get them guess by the card by feel only. Not 1 time could anyone guess the proxy twice in a row. Bought 100 sheets, made one deck so far and ordered 200 more sheets a few days later lol. I just know this is gonna be the way I make decks for the foreseeable future for my buddies and myself.