Ultra-rare deck which was only available included with a bundle sold on the Riffle Shuffle website for 48 hours in June 2020. 50 of these were made.

Printed in 2013 exclusively for our private use. For years, the only way to obtain one of these decks was through promotions, contests and giveaways. Long out of print and extremely collectible we are now offering the final supply from our private reserve.

LIMITED EDITION OF 2,500. INDIVIDUALLY INSPECTED, SIGNED AND NUMBERED. WRAPPED IN GOLD FOIL AND SEALED IN A UNIQUE SIDEWAYS BOX.

Gatorbacks also won the Best Deck for Magic award from UnitedCardists 2014 Deck of the Year http://unitedcardists.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=6448

A Bathing Ape and Playboy are united by world renowned Bicycle Playing Cards to bring you a special set of cards. Decks of 55 – 52 playing cards that include two jokers and one informational card feature Playboy’s signature bunny logo accompanied by BAPE’s iconic camouflage print.

Based on vintage Las Vegas casino playing cards, Cherry Casino Playing Cards pay homage to the classics of Sin City. Like Jerry’s Nuggets or Wynns, the Cherries back design is a simple, symmetrical back, perfect for card games and magic performances alike. With an idea conceived by Sam Devins and illustrated by Franky Morales

Based on vintage Las Vegas casino playing cards, Cherry Casino Playing Cards pay homage to the classics of Sin City. Like Jerry’s Nuggets or Wynns, the Cherries back design is a simple, symmetrical back, perfect for card games and magic performances alike. With an idea conceived by Sam Devins and illustrated by Franky Morales. Limited print run of 1000 decks exclusively for 52 & Jokers

This is an specific entry for the UNSIGNED version of this deck previously not found on Portfolio52. The unnumbered version of this deck is the overran lot. Many people get this version mixed up with the Private Reserve which this deck is not.

Kickstarter project funded on July 25, 2013 with 2,705 backers that pledged $188,005.

N.17 deck V.01 was made for the official launch of the crowd funding website Cardlauncher.com and was printed by MPC (Make Playing Cards). It was designed by Lorenzo Gaggiotti through his Stockholm17 company. 530 total were printed, 505 available as prizes and promo items from CardLauncher and 25 reserved for Private Reserve from creator. The deck was printed by MPC (Make Playing Cards) with a linen finish. It was a near prototype deck, but with a larger printing and distribution as it was always intended for revisions and a full crowd funded release. That new version was a Bicycle branded deck which launched on Kickstarter on Feb 17 and funded on March 19, 2015.

DESERT SHIELD The death cards made an appearance again during desert Storm. because the entire war was over in 100 hours there was no point in using them on the enemy. Instead, they were made up as calling cards and personal mementos of the units involved in the war. United States Playing Card has been making cards for the military for nearly a century, Remember those Vietnam-era images of soldiers tucking the Ace of Spades in their helmets? U.S. Playing Card made entire decks of the aces because they were believed to inspire fear among enemy fighters. Similar decks were reissued in Operation Desert Shield, but more as a tradition than as a psy-ops weapon. This is a standard Bicycle ace of spades produced by the company and shipped to the troops about to take part in the Persian Gulf War. It looks exactly like a standard playing card, except at the lower center they have printed the words "Desert Shield." Desert Shield was the name of the operation during the defensive phase of the war when the Coalition was building up its forces in Saudi Arabia. The operation was changed to Desert Storm when the Coalition went on the offensive. During the Vietnam War, the U.S, Playing Card Company produced entire decks of the Ace of Spades for combat troops in Vietnam. They were sent free of charge in a box called "Secret Weapon." Those decks were not marked Vietnam since this was never done before. During Operation Desert Shield, however, Bicycle again produced the decks in new packaging and typeface to distinguish the Vietnam and Desert Shield decks. The Desert Shield decks are clearly marked "Desert Shield." Again, these decks were supplied to U.S. troops free of charge. I don't think the card had the same significance as it did in Vietnam.

Based on vintage Las Vegas casino playing cards, Cherry Casino Playing Cards pay homage to the classics of Sin City. Like Jerry’s Nuggets or Wynns, the Cherries back design is a simple, symmetrical back, perfect for card games and magic performances alike. With an idea conceived by Sam Devins and illustrated by Franky Morales,

The Private Reserve decks are the true, original vision for the Whispering Imps® playing cards created by Chris Chelko, hand illustrated by world renowned artist Mark Stutzman and printed to exact specifications by The Expert Playing Card Company. Two versions of the Private Reserves were printed for Whispering Imps Productions in extremely limited quantities. The classic back design in Imp Red, housed in a thick matte black paper tuck and stamped with the trademark Whispering Imp in Bright Red foil, and the classic back design in Black, housed in a thick matte black paper tuck and stamped with the trademark Whispering Imp in Gold foil. The Private Reserve decks were printed in response to the Original & Special Edition decks being completely sold out and with the intent to remain a true, private reserve. Never to be sold and for the private use of those who have acquired them. Features: Perfect Border Registration Thin Borders Newly Discovered & Remastered Pre-1900\\\'s Court Cards Ace of Spades marked with \\\"Private Reserve\\\"" Jokers marked with \\\""Private Reserve\\\"" Tuck Box: Premium Thick Black Matte Finish: Premium Embossed Paper Stock with Expert Finish Quantity: 1000 (Red Back

Gilded version of: PRESCRIPTION Playing Cards is a custom designed set of playing cards inspired by prescription packaging labels and the medical industry. From the following Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/felixha00/prescription-playing-cards/description

We are all aware of the effects of COVID-19 all over the world. We are all in this together and our thoughts are with everybody who has been effected, or might be in the future. These are very sad times so we all need to do what we can to help the situation. Thank you to everyone who is doing their best to help this, even if it means staying inside, to those on the front line doing their best to save lives, to the volunteers, the decision makers, the resource staff. All of you have been a true inspiration and as a world, we thank you.

I want this project to help people, creating something we can all share together at the same time, a symbol of hope. Help us make history, coming together to help save lives, through playing cards.

All profits made from the sales of these decks will be given to a worthy cause to help those effected by the virus kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/lukewadey/covid-19-playing-cards-a-deck-to-help-those-in-need/description

Unique steampunk artwork can be found throughout this deck. The court cards and pips are all custom drawn to highlight the gears and steam of the Victorian Era. The original campaign, funded in Kickstarter, was launched and funded in 2015 by the artist Nathanael Mortensen (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1657065264/steampunk-beginnings). Nevertheless, the creator couldn't fulfill his promises and Albino Dragon rescued the designs and was able to print the deck in 2017 (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1460165270/albino-dragon-playing-cards-0).