Paisley Black Marked Playing Cards USPCC

I missed this deck when it was on Kickstarter and I didn't realize it was on here until a couple months ago when I bought it. The marking system is clever, though I do wish they would have provided a card explaining the markings with the deck. Also, the tuck case was a little damage when it was delivered, that and the lack of a markings explanation is the reason why I'm giving this deck a 4 star rating instead of a 5 star.

Like the review on this page, I also have a large collection of marked decks. I go all the way from Deland cards to Boris Wild Cards to Brooklin cards, but these are really nice. They are really smooth when doing a fan and look good.

As mentioned in the title, I've a decent collection of marked decks, most very clever in their own means. This deck however surpasses all because of their paisley back design, and sneaky markings. That classic ancient Persian motif on top of the black background is stunning. Every time I do a fan, someone mentions how pretty the deck is. The best part is of course, it's marked deck! The suit identifier is very small and does require a little focusing on my part, the value identifier jumps out at me the moment I glance at it. The tiny suit identifier certainly doesn't sway me from highly recommending this deck. With a little practice, I'm getting quicker and the deck looks wonderful. They handle good as well. Only a few remain, so you might want to grab one while it's still available.

I missed this deck when it was on Kickstarter and I didn't realize it was on here until a couple months ago when I bought it. The marking system is clever, though I do wish they would have provided a card explaining the markings with the deck. Also, the tuck case was a little damage when it was delivered, that and the lack of a markings explanation is the reason why I'm giving this deck a 4 star rating instead of a 5 star.

Like the review on this page, I also have a large collection of marked decks. I go all the way from Deland cards to Boris Wild Cards to Brooklin cards, but these are really nice. They are really smooth when doing a fan and look good.

As mentioned in the title, I've a decent collection of marked decks, most very clever in their own means. This deck however surpasses all because of their paisley back design, and sneaky markings. That classic ancient Persian motif on top of the black background is stunning. Every time I do a fan, someone mentions how pretty the deck is. The best part is of course, it's marked deck! The suit identifier is very small and does require a little focusing on my part, the value identifier jumps out at me the moment I glance at it. The tiny suit identifier certainly doesn't sway me from highly recommending this deck. With a little practice, I'm getting quicker and the deck looks wonderful. They handle good as well. Only a few remain, so you might want to grab one while it's still available.

I missed this deck when it was on Kickstarter and I didn't realize it was on here until a couple months ago when I bought it. The marking system is clever, though I do wish they would have provided a card explaining the markings with the deck. Also, the tuck case was a little damage when it was delivered, that and the lack of a markings explanation is the reason why I'm giving this deck a 4 star rating instead of a 5 star.

Like the review on this page, I also have a large collection of marked decks. I go all the way from Deland cards to Boris Wild Cards to Brooklin cards, but these are really nice. They are really smooth when doing a fan and look good.

As mentioned in the title, I've a decent collection of marked decks, most very clever in their own means. This deck however surpasses all because of their paisley back design, and sneaky markings. That classic ancient Persian motif on top of the black background is stunning. Every time I do a fan, someone mentions how pretty the deck is. The best part is of course, it's marked deck! The suit identifier is very small and does require a little focusing on my part, the value identifier jumps out at me the moment I glance at it. The tiny suit identifier certainly doesn't sway me from highly recommending this deck. With a little practice, I'm getting quicker and the deck looks wonderful. They handle good as well. Only a few remain, so you might want to grab one while it's still available.

I missed this deck when it was on Kickstarter and I didn't realize it was on here until a couple months ago when I bought it. The marking system is clever, though I do wish they would have provided a card explaining the markings with the deck. Also, the tuck case was a little damage when it was delivered, that and the lack of a markings explanation is the reason why I'm giving this deck a 4 star rating instead of a 5 star.

Like the review on this page, I also have a large collection of marked decks. I go all the way from Deland cards to Boris Wild Cards to Brooklin cards, but these are really nice. They are really smooth when doing a fan and look good.

As mentioned in the title, I've a decent collection of marked decks, most very clever in their own means. This deck however surpasses all because of their paisley back design, and sneaky markings. That classic ancient Persian motif on top of the black background is stunning. Every time I do a fan, someone mentions how pretty the deck is. The best part is of course, it's marked deck! The suit identifier is very small and does require a little focusing on my part, the value identifier jumps out at me the moment I glance at it. The tiny suit identifier certainly doesn't sway me from highly recommending this deck. With a little practice, I'm getting quicker and the deck looks wonderful. They handle good as well. Only a few remain, so you might want to grab one while it's still available.

I missed this deck when it was on Kickstarter and I didn't realize it was on here until a couple months ago when I bought it. The marking system is clever, though I do wish they would have provided a card explaining the markings with the deck. Also, the tuck case was a little damage when it was delivered, that and the lack of a markings explanation is the reason why I'm giving this deck a 4 star rating instead of a 5 star.

Like the review on this page, I also have a large collection of marked decks. I go all the way from Deland cards to Boris Wild Cards to Brooklin cards, but these are really nice. They are really smooth when doing a fan and look good.

As mentioned in the title, I've a decent collection of marked decks, most very clever in their own means. This deck however surpasses all because of their paisley back design, and sneaky markings. That classic ancient Persian motif on top of the black background is stunning. Every time I do a fan, someone mentions how pretty the deck is. The best part is of course, it's marked deck! The suit identifier is very small and does require a little focusing on my part, the value identifier jumps out at me the moment I glance at it. The tiny suit identifier certainly doesn't sway me from highly recommending this deck. With a little practice, I'm getting quicker and the deck looks wonderful. They handle good as well. Only a few remain, so you might want to grab one while it's still available.

I missed this deck when it was on Kickstarter and I didn't realize it was on here until a couple months ago when I bought it. The marking system is clever, though I do wish they would have provided a card explaining the markings with the deck. Also, the tuck case was a little damage when it was delivered, that and the lack of a markings explanation is the reason why I'm giving this deck a 4 star rating instead of a 5 star.

Like the review on this page, I also have a large collection of marked decks. I go all the way from Deland cards to Boris Wild Cards to Brooklin cards, but these are really nice. They are really smooth when doing a fan and look good.

As mentioned in the title, I've a decent collection of marked decks, most very clever in their own means. This deck however surpasses all because of their paisley back design, and sneaky markings. That classic ancient Persian motif on top of the black background is stunning. Every time I do a fan, someone mentions how pretty the deck is. The best part is of course, it's marked deck! The suit identifier is very small and does require a little focusing on my part, the value identifier jumps out at me the moment I glance at it. The tiny suit identifier certainly doesn't sway me from highly recommending this deck. With a little practice, I'm getting quicker and the deck looks wonderful. They handle good as well. Only a few remain, so you might want to grab one while it's still available.

I missed this deck when it was on Kickstarter and I didn't realize it was on here until a couple months ago when I bought it. The marking system is clever, though I do wish they would have provided a card explaining the markings with the deck. Also, the tuck case was a little damage when it was delivered, that and the lack of a markings explanation is the reason why I'm giving this deck a 4 star rating instead of a 5 star.

Like the review on this page, I also have a large collection of marked decks. I go all the way from Deland cards to Boris Wild Cards to Brooklin cards, but these are really nice. They are really smooth when doing a fan and look good.

As mentioned in the title, I've a decent collection of marked decks, most very clever in their own means. This deck however surpasses all because of their paisley back design, and sneaky markings. That classic ancient Persian motif on top of the black background is stunning. Every time I do a fan, someone mentions how pretty the deck is. The best part is of course, it's marked deck! The suit identifier is very small and does require a little focusing on my part, the value identifier jumps out at me the moment I glance at it. The tiny suit identifier certainly doesn't sway me from highly recommending this deck. With a little practice, I'm getting quicker and the deck looks wonderful. They handle good as well. Only a few remain, so you might want to grab one while it's still available.