Quick answer
Choose the Simple Royal Blue Uncut if you prefer a cooler, regal tone; pick the Red Uncut for a warmer, bolder look. Both are identical in quality and rarity.
Color and aesthetic impact
The primary difference between the two uncut sheets is the color palette. The Simple Royal Blue Uncut offers a deep, cool blue that feels traditional and elegant, while the Simple Royal Red Uncut presents a vibrant, warm red that stands out more in a display. Your choice depends on the mood you want to set in your collection room.
Limited availability and identical production
Both uncut sheets are limited to just 15 copies each, making them equally rare. They are printed by Kingstar on the same press run, with gold cold foil on both sides. The only difference is the ink color on the faces and backs. Neither includes a frame, so factor in framing costs if you plan to hang them.
Trade-offs at a glance
- Color preference: Blue feels calm and classic; red feels bold and energetic. There is no objective winner—choose based on your room's color scheme or personal taste.
- Rarity and collectibility: Both are limited to 15 copies, so neither is easier to find than the other. If you want the absolute rarest, either works equally well. Consider buying both if your budget allows—they complement each other as a pair.
- Display readiness: Neither sheet comes with a frame. Budget an additional USD 20–50 for a standard frame that fits uncut sheet dimensions (typically 14" x 19").
Product facts
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Simple Royal Blue Uncut: Limited to 15 copies, printed by Kingstar, gold cold foil on both sides, sold without frame. The blue sheet is a rare collector's item with premium foil finishing, but you'll need to source your own frame for display.
Simple Royal Blue Uncut
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Simple Royal Red Uncut: Limited to 15 copies, printed by Kingstar, gold cold foil on both sides, sold without frame. The red sheet offers the same rarity and foil quality as the blue, with the same framing requirement.
Simple Royal Red Uncut
Which one should you choose?
Best for
- Collectors who prefer cool, traditional tones and want a sheet that blends into a blue-themed display.
- Those who want a warmer, more striking centerpiece that draws the eye in a neutral or dark room.
Not for
- Buyers who need a ready-to-hang framed piece—both sheets require separate framing.
