World Tour 5 Deck Set Playing Cards EPCC

This is an almost perfect set. I really enjoy the nuances of unique "country" decks. Each design is unique and highlights features of their respective countries that really make it a great collector's deck. A really cool feature is that having these tuck cases aligned in a particular order shows a section of the global map. My only criticism is the handling of these cards. Personally, I don't care where or which printer cards are manufactured as long as they handle well. That being said, these decks handle just okay, I can't handle these cards as well as those manufactured by USPCC. Although it's a minor gripe, it's still something to consider.

Its like travelling the world just by using / looking at these cards.

Love the handling and the map when the whole set is put together, look even better when it is in a collector box set

This set is a nice way of getting each of these individually available world-tour decks in one fell swoop. They really look great together in my collection because of the way the spines line up to form the map. I likely would not have purchased a few of these on their own, so I was glad to be able to get the wholes set at a discount to the individual decks. The order of the spine map is: France, Switzerland, Egypt, Mongolia, and China

This is an almost perfect set. I really enjoy the nuances of unique "country" decks. Each design is unique and highlights features of their respective countries that really make it a great collector's deck. A really cool feature is that having these tuck cases aligned in a particular order shows a section of the global map. My only criticism is the handling of these cards. Personally, I don't care where or which printer cards are manufactured as long as they handle well. That being said, these decks handle just okay, I can't handle these cards as well as those manufactured by USPCC. Although it's a minor gripe, it's still something to consider.

Its like travelling the world just by using / looking at these cards.

Love the handling and the map when the whole set is put together, look even better when it is in a collector box set

This set is a nice way of getting each of these individually available world-tour decks in one fell swoop. They really look great together in my collection because of the way the spines line up to form the map. I likely would not have purchased a few of these on their own, so I was glad to be able to get the wholes set at a discount to the individual decks. The order of the spine map is: France, Switzerland, Egypt, Mongolia, and China

This is an almost perfect set. I really enjoy the nuances of unique "country" decks. Each design is unique and highlights features of their respective countries that really make it a great collector's deck. A really cool feature is that having these tuck cases aligned in a particular order shows a section of the global map. My only criticism is the handling of these cards. Personally, I don't care where or which printer cards are manufactured as long as they handle well. That being said, these decks handle just okay, I can't handle these cards as well as those manufactured by USPCC. Although it's a minor gripe, it's still something to consider.

Its like travelling the world just by using / looking at these cards.

Love the handling and the map when the whole set is put together, look even better when it is in a collector box set

This set is a nice way of getting each of these individually available world-tour decks in one fell swoop. They really look great together in my collection because of the way the spines line up to form the map. I likely would not have purchased a few of these on their own, so I was glad to be able to get the wholes set at a discount to the individual decks. The order of the spine map is: France, Switzerland, Egypt, Mongolia, and China

This is an almost perfect set. I really enjoy the nuances of unique "country" decks. Each design is unique and highlights features of their respective countries that really make it a great collector's deck. A really cool feature is that having these tuck cases aligned in a particular order shows a section of the global map. My only criticism is the handling of these cards. Personally, I don't care where or which printer cards are manufactured as long as they handle well. That being said, these decks handle just okay, I can't handle these cards as well as those manufactured by USPCC. Although it's a minor gripe, it's still something to consider.

Its like travelling the world just by using / looking at these cards.

Love the handling and the map when the whole set is put together, look even better when it is in a collector box set

This set is a nice way of getting each of these individually available world-tour decks in one fell swoop. They really look great together in my collection because of the way the spines line up to form the map. I likely would not have purchased a few of these on their own, so I was glad to be able to get the wholes set at a discount to the individual decks. The order of the spine map is: France, Switzerland, Egypt, Mongolia, and China

This is an almost perfect set. I really enjoy the nuances of unique "country" decks. Each design is unique and highlights features of their respective countries that really make it a great collector's deck. A really cool feature is that having these tuck cases aligned in a particular order shows a section of the global map. My only criticism is the handling of these cards. Personally, I don't care where or which printer cards are manufactured as long as they handle well. That being said, these decks handle just okay, I can't handle these cards as well as those manufactured by USPCC. Although it's a minor gripe, it's still something to consider.

Its like travelling the world just by using / looking at these cards.

Love the handling and the map when the whole set is put together, look even better when it is in a collector box set

This set is a nice way of getting each of these individually available world-tour decks in one fell swoop. They really look great together in my collection because of the way the spines line up to form the map. I likely would not have purchased a few of these on their own, so I was glad to be able to get the wholes set at a discount to the individual decks. The order of the spine map is: France, Switzerland, Egypt, Mongolia, and China

This is an almost perfect set. I really enjoy the nuances of unique "country" decks. Each design is unique and highlights features of their respective countries that really make it a great collector's deck. A really cool feature is that having these tuck cases aligned in a particular order shows a section of the global map. My only criticism is the handling of these cards. Personally, I don't care where or which printer cards are manufactured as long as they handle well. That being said, these decks handle just okay, I can't handle these cards as well as those manufactured by USPCC. Although it's a minor gripe, it's still something to consider.

Its like travelling the world just by using / looking at these cards.

Love the handling and the map when the whole set is put together, look even better when it is in a collector box set

This set is a nice way of getting each of these individually available world-tour decks in one fell swoop. They really look great together in my collection because of the way the spines line up to form the map. I likely would not have purchased a few of these on their own, so I was glad to be able to get the wholes set at a discount to the individual decks. The order of the spine map is: France, Switzerland, Egypt, Mongolia, and China

This is an almost perfect set. I really enjoy the nuances of unique "country" decks. Each design is unique and highlights features of their respective countries that really make it a great collector's deck. A really cool feature is that having these tuck cases aligned in a particular order shows a section of the global map. My only criticism is the handling of these cards. Personally, I don't care where or which printer cards are manufactured as long as they handle well. That being said, these decks handle just okay, I can't handle these cards as well as those manufactured by USPCC. Although it's a minor gripe, it's still something to consider.

Its like travelling the world just by using / looking at these cards.

Love the handling and the map when the whole set is put together, look even better when it is in a collector box set

This set is a nice way of getting each of these individually available world-tour decks in one fell swoop. They really look great together in my collection because of the way the spines line up to form the map. I likely would not have purchased a few of these on their own, so I was glad to be able to get the wholes set at a discount to the individual decks. The order of the spine map is: France, Switzerland, Egypt, Mongolia, and China