Besides having the tuck saying printed in Ohio or Kentucky, the bottom of the tuck of the Ohio decks has the Tally Ho Poker 9 trademark with no additional text while the Kentucky deck has a long copyright text . Finally the seal on the Ohio decks is blue and on the Kentucky decks it is black

Besides having the tuck saying printed in Ohio or Kentucky, the bottom of the tuck of the Ohio decks has the Tally Ho Poker 9 trademark with no additional text while the Kentucky deck has a long copyright text . Finally the seal on the Ohio decks is blue and on the Kentucky decks it is black

Besides having the tuck saying, "Cinncinnati, Ohio", the bottom has the Tally Ho Poker 9 trademark with no additional text while the Kentucky deck has a long copyright text. In addition, the Ohio tuck seem to have a wider border compared to the Kentucky counterpart. Although Ohio printed decks are normally found with a blue seal, these have a black seal sticker, leading one to conclude that these are, what is commonly known as, "transformer decks"; tuck cases manufactured in Ohio for decks that were ultimately packaged in the new Kentucky plant. Oddly enough, it seems as though these decks were manufactured in and around 2006 which is three years before the move to Kentucky.