Right. That's my point. States don't mail legit ballots to voters. Their ballot contractors (there are only a handful in the USA) print and mail ballots directly to voters. States don't have big reservoirs of blank ballots laying around, if even one or a dozen.
So if 150,000 ballots for Biden showed up in bulk and at the late hours of morning, they are likely to be fake and identifiable as such.
Failure to exactly (!!!) match the paper and ink used by the legitimate printer would be a dead giveaway.
SO yes you could print something that looks legit on your 6-color offset, but very unlikely that you would have access to the exact same paper and ink.
Exactly. For example, the color tone, weight, and texture of the paper might be slightly different due to a counterfeiting printer not being able to get exactly the right proprietary ballot stock paper with its unique watermark... hence the very, very light grey, opaque printed faux watermark, attempting to duplicate the transparent genuine one imbedded in the structure of the original ballot’ paper, a subtle difference which one poll watcher noticed and attested about on the suspicious ballots in his affidavit of fraud.