OG Federal 52 Playing Cards USPCC

I am a fan of cards printed with fine-line detail, and this one fits the bill. This exquisite design by Jackson Robinson is amazing and thoughtful. His collaboration with USPCC produced to top-notch deck anyone would want to hold in their hands. They print these cards with black, green ink on the backs, and black, silver, red and green ink on the faces of the cards. They chose a light tan stock which gives them the same look as US currency. You will find an extreme amount of detail on the court cards and aces. The deck comes with one double-backed card. The jokers are not your typical jokers but are much more ornate. One is an eagle with a three of diamond in his beak. The other is an angel holding an ace in its hand. One other handy card describes each court card with the historic person on the card and the specific denomination currency “note” it represents. The box sports three brilliant green metallic US Treasury Seals, one tuck lid and two on the face of the box. This deck should be in every serious collector’s collection. When I purchased these, there were only a few decks remaining in inventory. I should have ordered more. Darn.

I am a fan of cards printed with fine-line detail, and this one fits the bill. This exquisite design by Jackson Robinson is amazing and thoughtful. His collaboration with USPCC produced to top-notch deck anyone would want to hold in their hands. They print these cards with black, green ink on the backs, and black, silver, red and green ink on the faces of the cards. They chose a light tan stock which gives them the same look as US currency. You will find an extreme amount of detail on the court cards and aces. The deck comes with one double-backed card. The jokers are not your typical jokers but are much more ornate. One is an eagle with a three of diamond in his beak. The other is an angel holding an ace in its hand. One other handy card describes each court card with the historic person on the card and the specific denomination currency “note” it represents. The box sports three brilliant green metallic US Treasury Seals, one tuck lid and two on the face of the box. This deck should be in every serious collector’s collection. When I purchased these, there were only a few decks remaining in inventory. I should have ordered more. Darn.

I am a fan of cards printed with fine-line detail, and this one fits the bill. This exquisite design by Jackson Robinson is amazing and thoughtful. His collaboration with USPCC produced to top-notch deck anyone would want to hold in their hands. They print these cards with black, green ink on the backs, and black, silver, red and green ink on the faces of the cards. They chose a light tan stock which gives them the same look as US currency. You will find an extreme amount of detail on the court cards and aces. The deck comes with one double-backed card. The jokers are not your typical jokers but are much more ornate. One is an eagle with a three of diamond in his beak. The other is an angel holding an ace in its hand. One other handy card describes each court card with the historic person on the card and the specific denomination currency “note” it represents. The box sports three brilliant green metallic US Treasury Seals, one tuck lid and two on the face of the box. This deck should be in every serious collector’s collection. When I purchased these, there were only a few decks remaining in inventory. I should have ordered more. Darn.

I am a fan of cards printed with fine-line detail, and this one fits the bill. This exquisite design by Jackson Robinson is amazing and thoughtful. His collaboration with USPCC produced to top-notch deck anyone would want to hold in their hands. They print these cards with black, green ink on the backs, and black, silver, red and green ink on the faces of the cards. They chose a light tan stock which gives them the same look as US currency. You will find an extreme amount of detail on the court cards and aces. The deck comes with one double-backed card. The jokers are not your typical jokers but are much more ornate. One is an eagle with a three of diamond in his beak. The other is an angel holding an ace in its hand. One other handy card describes each court card with the historic person on the card and the specific denomination currency “note” it represents. The box sports three brilliant green metallic US Treasury Seals, one tuck lid and two on the face of the box. This deck should be in every serious collector’s collection. When I purchased these, there were only a few decks remaining in inventory. I should have ordered more. Darn.

I am a fan of cards printed with fine-line detail, and this one fits the bill. This exquisite design by Jackson Robinson is amazing and thoughtful. His collaboration with USPCC produced to top-notch deck anyone would want to hold in their hands. They print these cards with black, green ink on the backs, and black, silver, red and green ink on the faces of the cards. They chose a light tan stock which gives them the same look as US currency. You will find an extreme amount of detail on the court cards and aces. The deck comes with one double-backed card. The jokers are not your typical jokers but are much more ornate. One is an eagle with a three of diamond in his beak. The other is an angel holding an ace in its hand. One other handy card describes each court card with the historic person on the card and the specific denomination currency “note” it represents. The box sports three brilliant green metallic US Treasury Seals, one tuck lid and two on the face of the box. This deck should be in every serious collector’s collection. When I purchased these, there were only a few decks remaining in inventory. I should have ordered more. Darn.

I am a fan of cards printed with fine-line detail, and this one fits the bill. This exquisite design by Jackson Robinson is amazing and thoughtful. His collaboration with USPCC produced to top-notch deck anyone would want to hold in their hands. They print these cards with black, green ink on the backs, and black, silver, red and green ink on the faces of the cards. They chose a light tan stock which gives them the same look as US currency. You will find an extreme amount of detail on the court cards and aces. The deck comes with one double-backed card. The jokers are not your typical jokers but are much more ornate. One is an eagle with a three of diamond in his beak. The other is an angel holding an ace in its hand. One other handy card describes each court card with the historic person on the card and the specific denomination currency “note” it represents. The box sports three brilliant green metallic US Treasury Seals, one tuck lid and two on the face of the box. This deck should be in every serious collector’s collection. When I purchased these, there were only a few decks remaining in inventory. I should have ordered more. Darn.

I am a fan of cards printed with fine-line detail, and this one fits the bill. This exquisite design by Jackson Robinson is amazing and thoughtful. His collaboration with USPCC produced to top-notch deck anyone would want to hold in their hands. They print these cards with black, green ink on the backs, and black, silver, red and green ink on the faces of the cards. They chose a light tan stock which gives them the same look as US currency. You will find an extreme amount of detail on the court cards and aces. The deck comes with one double-backed card. The jokers are not your typical jokers but are much more ornate. One is an eagle with a three of diamond in his beak. The other is an angel holding an ace in its hand. One other handy card describes each court card with the historic person on the card and the specific denomination currency “note” it represents. The box sports three brilliant green metallic US Treasury Seals, one tuck lid and two on the face of the box. This deck should be in every serious collector’s collection. When I purchased these, there were only a few decks remaining in inventory. I should have ordered more. Darn.