White Lions Series A - Rainbow - black dot on cellophane vs Blue Edition

[wlssdbc]

I compared  the cards of the White Lions Series A Rainbow "black dot" deck with the cards of the Blue Edition deck.
I saw no difference between the cards under UV light !?
No fluorescence on the "black dot" cards.
What are the findings of other White Lions fans ?
And what about the cards of the White Lions Series A Rainbow "black lettering on the seal"  deck ?

[Don Boyer]

I compared  the cards of the White Lions Series A Rainbow "black dot" deck with the cards of the Blue Edition deck.
I saw no difference between the cards under UV light !?
No fluorescence on the "black dot" cards.
What are the findings of other White Lions fans ?
And what about the cards of the White Lions Series A Rainbow "black lettering on the seal"  deck ?

If I remember correctly, there were two decks released with the Series A Rainbow markings on the box.

One - with the marker dot - was a blue backed deck printed with UV-sensitive paper, I think.

The other was the real "rainbow" deck.  In the process of switching from printing blue decks to printing red decks, rather than stopping the press, cleaning out the ink well and swapping ink colors, they simply started pushing red ink through the blue ink well, creating a transitional purple color, which varied in shade from blue to red.  No two decks were the same shade of purple.

As far as your deck not glowing - are you sure that it's a genuine Rainbow deck?  Are you using the right kind of light source?  Does the white on the paper glow?  Because it's not the ink that would glow - it's the paper.

[wlssdbc]

I compared  the cards of the White Lions Series A Rainbow "black dot" deck with the cards of the Blue Edition deck.
I saw no difference between the cards under UV light !?
No fluorescence on the "black dot" cards.
What are the findings of other White Lions fans ?
And what about the cards of the White Lions Series A Rainbow "black lettering on the seal"  deck ?

If I remember correctly, there were two decks released with the Series A Rainbow markings on the box.

One - with the marker dot - was a blue backed deck printed with UV-sensitive paper, I think.

The other was the real "rainbow" deck.  In the process of switching from printing blue decks to printing red decks, rather than stopping the press, cleaning out the ink well and swapping ink colors, they simply started pushing red ink through the blue ink well, creating a transitional purple color, which varied in shade from blue to red.  No two decks were the same shade of purple.

As far as your deck not glowing - are you sure that it's a genuine Rainbow deck?  Are you using the right kind of light source?  Does the white on the paper glow?  Because it's not the ink that would glow - it's the paper.

I'm using the right light : it works with stamps and banknotes.
The paper of the Rainbow black dot card wasn't glowing, the white paper I put the card on did glow.
The color of the split spades on the back of the cards of that Rainbow deck isn't really blue, compared to the color of back of the White Lions Series A and B - Blue decks and that of the cards of the Stealth deck in my possession. The difference is clearly visible.
I think that the color of the back of my Rainbow cards with the black dot is a not so pronounced shade of purple.

I would like to hear from other collectors, who opened a Rainbow black dot deck, what their findings are.