A World of Color THE OUTER PACKAGING The box packaging is printed using antique letterpress machines dating back to the 1960’s - with six layers of vibrant color, embossed for a unique tactile sensation. The front face features the Skull & Roses at center, with custom composition surrounding.

The Back Design AND THE ACES Featuring the unmistakable Steal Your Face logo in the middle, the back design encapsulates iconic imagery that Dead Heads have come to know and love over many decades. The terrapins play their tune, and the dancing bears swing to every note. The aces also feature stunning full-art design, complete with logos and mascots that are cemented in the band’s history.

A Court of Colors JACKS, QUEENS AND KINGS The court cards are simply jaw-dropping. Continuing the use of iconic logos and mascots - bears, terrapins, and skeletons are prominently featured in vibrant detail. Every inch of the deck is fully custom, including the font style and design of each individual suit.

Every aspect of the cards is 100% made in America, using FSC-certified paper infused with hemp fibers on the tuck case packaging. The cards are safely sealed within, with an ivory matte sticker seal featuring the Stealie skull.

Full Deck Scan by Cardtograher MacStrat

The Hell-Forged BRONZE DARK RESERVE Foiled Edition Featuring:

• Inherits the iconic back design of the 1st Generation of 666 decks
• Shines in BRONZE COLD FOIL on the back of each card
• Flaunts molten-bronze metallic ink on the faces, numbers, and indices
• Comes blazing-hot off the Cartamundi press, on the famous Slim-line Paper Stock
• Foiled with black and bronze accents on quality matte-paper tucks
• With additional foiled seals showing each numbered decks
• Limited run of 1,800 decks

"A lie told often enough becomes the truth."

Truth and Lies Playing Cards represents the dual nature of deception and honesty. They are two sides of the same coin, both interwoven deeply within every magic trick. A parade of ornate lies are what spectators are driven to see, while the bare and unembellished truth is ignored and often hidden in plain sight.

Art directed and conceived by Jason Brumbalow and masterfully illustrated by Bobby Haiqalsyah and Lance Miller, Truth and Lies Playing Cards was crafted to remind us of the Lies we share, the Truths we bury, and the duality of both. These playing cards strike the balance between two forces and combines them into a collectible set that blends one design into the next.

You'll be thrilled with the three different versions of Truth decks (each deck having a different embossed phrase on the tuck case), and three different versions of Lies decks (again, each deck having a different embossed phrase on the tuck case). The embossed phrase illustrates that the distinction between truth and lies may not be as clear-cut as you'd think! Your spectators will be fascinated with these decks.

Sometimes the truth is just the lie we tell ourselves, but sometimes true magic can be found in the lies we tell others. Murphy's Magic is proud to present Truth and Lies Playing Cards.

Introducing the 5th edition to our six-deck collection of STANDARDS playing cards.

Inspired by nineteenth-century British opulence, an era of elegance unsurpassed, Standards premium playing cards redefine luxury at the card table. Produced by Art of Play in collaboration with Kevin Cantrell Studio and crafted with meticulous attention to detail.

Printed by The United States Playing Card Company on our proprietary thin-stock.

Funded as a Kickstarter project on November 11, 2014 with £13,664 (about $20,000 USD) pledged from 589 backers, this was a set of two decks (standard Teal & special edition Red). Designed by Alvin Cheung through his SiShou Playing Cards, the design was inspired by Ancient Chinese mythology where the four mythical creatures represents a direction and a season, and each has its own individual characteristics and origins. The 56 card decks were printed by Legends Playing Card Co using diamond finish stock in an embossed pearlescent tuckbox with a perforated seal. Each playing card is designed carefully in vector format to maintain a sharp finish when printed. Every court card has a unique beast allocated to the suit: Spades - Azure Dragon, Hearts - Vermilion Bird, Clubs - Black Tortoise, Diamonds - White Tiger This PCDB Entry is for the standard Teal deck. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/sishoudecks/sishou-four-beasts-playing-cards-by-alvin-cheung

Tournament of the Mythic Kingdoms is a fantasy-themed set of standard playing cards (52 cards + 2 jokers + 2 extra cards) printed by the USPCC on Bicycle's premium grade paper. Illustrated by Greg Swearingen with amazing attention to detail, these cards will add a new layer of fun as you use them to play your favorite traditional card games.

KickStarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/boardgaming/mythic-kingdoms

Tournament of the Mythic Kingdoms is a fantasy-themed set of standard playing cards (52 cards + 2 jokers + 2 extra cards) printed by the USPCC on Bicycle's premium grade paper. Illustrated by Greg Swearingen with amazing attention to detail, these cards will add a new layer of fun as you use them to play your favorite traditional card games.

KickStarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/boardgaming/mythic-kingdoms

Centurio is the first deck (and probably last because David from Vanda is a scammer) in a series of playing cards based on ancient civilizations. It features artwork by Victor Kevruh and is based on ancient Rome. The court cards showcase intricate illustrations and the tuckbox features gold/red/white foil colors, embossing, and interior gold foiling. The decks are sealed with metallic numbered seals.

The cards are printed by the United States Playing Card Company and the tuckboxes are printed and assembled by Gamblers Warehouse. Centurio was produced as a limited edition run of 2500 decks.

KickStarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/goldklangdesign/centurio-playing-cards-vanda-centurion-club

Full Deck Scan: https://cardscans.piwigo.com/index?/category/663-centurio Interesting to note that this deck is supposedly a limited print run of 2500 and yet my deck is number 2618.