The Gold Certificate deck is the second deck released in the Federal 52 series. Inspired by US Gold Certificate Bank notes of the late 1800s and early 1900s, the Gold Certificate deck features new, hand-drawn renditions of the presidents and other key figures found on US currency.

The Gold Certificate deck is the second deck released in the Federal 52 series. Inspired by US Gold Certificate Bank notes of the late 1800s and early 1900s, the Gold Certificate deck features new, hand-drawn renditions of the presidents and other key figures found on US currency.

Federal 52 - A NEW Bicycle Playing Card Deck designed by Jackson Robinson inspired by US bank notes and currency.

Kickstarter project, funded on Apr 22, 2013 Stock: Casino Bee Card stock with magic finish

The Federal 52 decks also won 6 out of 18 categories from UnitedCardists 2013 Deck of the Year awards: Best Ace of Spades, Best Court Cards, Best Jokers, Best Deck Series, Best Kickstarter Campaign, Best Overall Deck of 2013 https://unitedcardists.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=4247

Funded as a Kickstarter project on February 13, 2015 with $21,692 USD pledged from 589 backers, this was the first in a series of decks featuring the US military.  This deck had a US Army theme and was designed by Jackson Robinson through Kings Wild Project through a collaboration with Nomades Collection (license holder for 'US Army'), with a total of 3,000 decks printed. The tuck was printed with 4 color process, inside and out, on premium vellum stock by the United States Playing Card Company.  The cards were also printed by USPCC, using the same 4 color process on Bicycle Paper Stock with a Embossed finish, with each face card depicting a servicemen or servicewoman in a period correct uniform, helicopters as Aces (with exception of special tribute AoS) and tanks as Jokers. Unique to this deck was instead of using famous military heros, the court cards featured relatives of the Kickstarter backers, or backers themselves, who served in the US Army.  Name of persons featured:

• Jack of Hearts - Gary Lee Steffenhagen
• Jack of Diamonds - LTC William Lee Nichols
• Jack of Clubs - Abid Islas
• Jack of Spades - Richard Hill
• Queen of Hearts - Jane Pride Moore
• Queen of Diamonds - Ellis Moore
• Queen of Clubs - Mary T. Finnerty
• Queen of Spades - Janelle Cordova
• King of Hearts - J. C. Roberts
• King of Diamonds - Colonel Hollis Bowling
• King of Clubs - Frank A. Chelko
• King of Spades - Truett Mayes (Grandfather to artist Jackson Robinson)

Federal 52 - A NEW Bicycle Playing Card Deck designed by Jackson Robinson inspired by US bank notes and currency.

Kickstarter project, funded on Apr 22, 2013 Stock: Casino Bee Card stock with magic finish

The Federal 52 decks also won 6 out of 18 categories from UnitedCardists 2013 Deck of the Year awards: Best Ace of Spades, Best Court Cards, Best Jokers, Best Deck Series, Best Kickstarter Campaign, Best Overall Deck of 2013 https://unitedcardists.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=4247

Kickstarter project funded on July 25, 2013 with 2,705 backers that pledged $188,005. Full deck scan by macstrat @ https://cardscans.piwigo.com/index?/category/212-silver_certificate

View all cards here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/167981955@N07/albums/72157703509125551

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

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

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

The Baker Street Edition is the perfect deck for any Sherlock Holmes fan. The Baker Street Edition features an intricate back design that includes iconic elements from many of the beloved stories. The court cards for the Baker Street Edition are inspired by the original late 19th & 20th century engravings and illustrations that were released with Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's novels and short stories.

The Baker Street Edition tuck case features premium paper stock with embossing and Gold foiling. The tuck case is printed both on the inside and out. The playing cards inside are USPC Aristocrat Paper Stock with an embossed magic finish. The Baker Street Edition will also come with a custom 221B Tuck Seal in honor of Sherlock Holmes' home in London.

The Moriarty Edition features a simple but elegant tuck case, that features intricate embossing and silver foiling. The Moriarty Edition courts cards are a whimsical stylized rendition of the characters of the Conan Doyle world that still have an element of the traditional court cards we are all accustomed to. The courts designs are the same as the Holmes Edition but with a cold desaturated feel, with elements of grunge and decay, to pay homage to evil villain the take their name sake from. The Moriarty Edition also features Metallic Silver Ink in the place of metallic red.

The Limited Edition Baker Street Edition is the perfect deck for any Sherlock Holmes fan. The Baker Street Edition features the same intricate back design, as the Baker Street Edition, that includes iconic elements from many of the beloved stories. The court cards for the Baker Street Edition are identical to those in the Baker Street Edition an are inspired by the original late 19th & 20th century engravings and illustrations that were released with Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's novels and short stories. The Limited Edition Baker Street Edition tuck case features premium paper stock with embossing and Gold foiling. The tuck case is printed both on the inside and out. The playing cards inside are USPC Aristocrat Paper Stock with an embossed magic finish. The Baker Street Edition will also come with a custom 221B Tuck Seal in honor of Sherlock Holmes' home in London.

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

A very special edition deck will be released in which I create a Black, Silver and Red version of the Holmes / Moriarty Back design and combine it with the court cards of the Baker Street Edition. It also have a completely new tuck case. Any thing that is red on the tuck case is metallic red foil. All of the designs are also embossed into the tuck case.

The Moriarty Edition features a simple but elegant tuck case, that features intricate embossing and silver foiling. The Moriarty Edition courts cards are a whimsical stylized rendition of the characters of the Conan Doyle world that still have an element of the traditional court cards we are all accustomed to. The courts designs are the same as the Holmes Edition but with a cold desaturated feel, with elements of grunge and decay, to pay homage to evil villain the take their name sake from. The Moriarty Edition also features Metallic Silver Ink in the place of metallic red.

There are two name banners that have the wrong names (JoH and QoS), the Ace of Spades font is slightly different from the rest and on the King of Clubs and Hearts there is a "K" in one corner and a "J" in the other

The Holmes Edition features a simple but elegant tuck case, that features intricate embossing and also gold foiling. The Holmes Edition courts cards are a whimsical stylized rendition of the characters of the Conan Doyle world that still have an element of the traditional court cards we are all accustomed to. The Holmes Edition also features Metallic Red Ink on the face cards as well.