Gold Gilded version of the Fulton's Chinatown 10 Year Anniversary deck. Fulton's Playing Cards ultra limited VIP release.

Signed in Lucky Gold for the 10th Anniversary of Fulton's Chinatown--the first time this deck has been available in almost a decade. Own this piece of history before it hides for another decade. The 10 Year Anniversary of Fulton's Chinatown is here in a special "Fulton Orange" Colorway. Chinatown has never looked better--black line art on Fulton Orange. Tuck Box is foil stamped orange on black matte thick box paper--completely letterpress printed by Clove St. in San Diego. Chinatown was originally released for Chinese New Year in 2012--to celebrate the birth of my daughter , and the Year of the Dragon. This is a celebration of Los Angeles Chinatown--a place Fulton spent many years frequenting. Featuring art by the legendary Daniel Phillips and produced by the Buck Twins. Limited to 100 SIGNED UNNUMBERED ANNIVERSARY decks. The only Chinatown 10 complete with the gold foil FULTONS Limited Seal Printed by the US Playing Card Co with tuck boxes by Clove in San Diego.

The 10 Year Anniversary of Fulton's Chinatown is here in a special "Fulton Orange" Colorway. Chinatown has never looked better--black line art on Fulton Orange. This is the CLUB 37 Edition printed on a jade tuck box--with orange foil, inspired by vintage tea packaging. Only 150 of these will be printed to celebrate the special Tenth Anniversary of Fulton's Chinatown. Chinatown was originally released for Chinese New Year in 2012--to celebrate the birth of my daughter , and the Year of the Dragon. This is a celebration of Los Angeles Chinatown--a place Fulton spent many years frequenting. Featuring art by the legendary Daniel Phillips and produced by the Buck Twins. CLUB 37 Edition Limited to 150 decks, adorned with the special Club 37 Seal. Printed by the US Playing Card Co with tuck boxes by Clove in San Diego.

Many years ago I received an email asking if a deck of my cards were authentic. Turns out they were bootlegged copies found at a night market in Asia. It made me think what the act of copying a deck would look like--so I bootlegged my own using an old Xerox Machine. These Chinatown Cards have never looked so good--a complete replica of the original classic made as a facsimile. Tuck box is a photocopy printed on matte paper and is striking. Only 25 of these decks exist in their respective gilded color way complete with authentic seal that matches the gild color.