Featuring silver metallic ink.

The cards are produced in limited quantity runs but will continue to be printed to fulfil demand. R.01 (first print run of 5000) can be identified by the King of Hearts on the back of the tuck.

Red Checkerboards are the 5th deck produced by Anyone Worldwide and are the second deck in the Checkerboard series.

Inspired by 1980's pop culture the Checkerboard Playing Cards were released on the 16th of June 2017 as the debut offering from Anyone Worldwide. The limited edition batch of 2809 decks sold out within 2 hours. The deck was priced at an above average $18 while now averaging $90 to $110 in the resale market. The deck features a chequered pattern back with a single distinct red square. The courts are standard but updated to include the chequered pattern into some of the dressing elements. Also, the same chequered pattern can be found on the pip cards and the Ace of Spades.

By Chris Ramsay and Ellusionist, follow up to his Memento Mori deck.

Sin City Cherry Casino (Flamingo Quartz) Playing Cards are bringing back the edge to Cherry Playing Cards. The bordered tuck pays homage to the original V1 Cherry Casino Playing Card decks, and vintage Las Vegas casino playing cards. Sin City Cherry Casino (Flamingo Quartz) Playing Cards are limited to only 576 decks. That's it. No more. They will NOT be reprinted. Each card inside features the iconic swoosh and classic cherry design. Printed on thin-crushed Bee stock from U.S. Playing Card Company, you will love the incredible yet snappy feel in your hands. The indescribable metallic mauve pink is nostalgic of the 50's and the bordered design makes Sin City Cherry Casino (Flamingo Quartz) Playing Cards wickedly cool when you fan and shuffle. Produced by Pure Imagination Projects and designed by Sam Devins.

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