Play your next hand with the historic Expert Back design originally introduced in 1895.

Show off your Bicycle spirit with these decks, which have a unique weathered look that hearkens back to the turn of the 20th century. The design of the Expert Back was first printed on Bicycle playing cards in 1895.

These decks are made in the USA at The United States Playing Card Company on quality stock with a premium finish.

Corrected "Expert" version.

Floral Deck is by Aloys Design Studio's young female illustrator Youlanda. Design time of more than 1800 hours, degree of finish is more than seen in most decks. In the ever growing Design and Deck market, Aloys hopes the Floral Deck can stand out and that it will be a welcomed addtion your collection. The Floral Decks will have the following features: 100% custom artwork (more than 1800 hours spent on the design) Metallic ink on Tuckbox, backs, and faces Thick tuck paper Custom deck seal

Bicycle Vintage. 2008 Designed by Vincenzo Di Fatta, these faded vintage teal & brown backed cards are officially printed by the U.S. Playing Card Company. Features a faded vintage teal & brown colour scheme and unique style face cards.

"This is the first LPCC deck collaboration with the talented artist Nick Vlow. It features a beautiful matte uncoated paper tuck box, with UV accents, and a minimal back design that flourishers and cardists will love.

ONIDA was printed in Taiwan, with our durable and snappy and durable Diamond Finish card stock, and our ultra smooth 'Diamond Cut' edges. Only 2,000 decks were printed." (Legends Playing Card Company)

The shadow theme for the second edition means we've gone with a darker feel, coupled with lovely metallic inks. 

• The tuck is made of the same thick stock you loved from v1. A shimmering black foil twinned by a beautiful gold and silver accent foil makes this packaging look and feel unique, the inner is laminated for a unique look and feel. 
• The card backs feature the same intricate design from Randy we all loved, but based in tones of grey and black with silver and gold metallic inks. The shading creates a very cool effect when spread and fanned. 
• The courts and pips are the same cool design from v1 - traditional with a twist. The four colour suits have been replaced with metallic red and golds. 
• As per v1, the shadow edition extra cards are one joker and a poker hand rankings guide - we want this deck to be used and for you to enjoy playing card games with. A deck to bring a wow-factor to your home poker game!

2,000 printed per update from artist in this thread at United Cardists

Description and gallery photos taken from Theory11 website:

Premium, designer playing cards produced in collaboration with Steve Cohen, "The Millionaires’ Magician,” star of Chamber Magic®, a headline show at the prestigious Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City.

In August 2013, we began a quest to create playing cards fit for display at the legendary Waldorf Astoria, the gathering place for royalty and the ultra-wealthy. For the past 14 years, Cohen has performed Chamber Magic there, in a private Waldorf Towers suite, for sold-out audiences including Warren Buffett, David Rockefeller, and the Queen of Morocco. In 2012, Cohen became the first magician in a half-century to sell out Carnegie Hall.

Available in Crimson Red and Ming Blue, the cards are produced in the USA using FSC-certified papers derived from sustainable forests, vegetable-based inks, and starch-based laminates.

Featuring court cards licensed from Fournier in Villareal de Àlava, Spain, the Jacks, Queens, and Kings have skin tone faces - joined by an elegant, debonair Joker and Ace of Spades.

"I C O N S" Imperial edition

It's the first deck ever printed having both Gold and Silver hot stamped foil on the back of the cards.

"IMPERIAL" edition is a strictly limited production: Only 555 decks produced.

THE TUCK:

For such a special edition, Lotrek wanted a special tuck case. He started searching and experimenting with various materials until he decided on velvet: The most obvious and appropriate option, came last as it often happens...

The tuck box is made of velvet and has embossing and gold foil accents.

THE DECK:

The Back design - the gem of the deck- with Gold and Silver hot stamped foil on a purple background, is inspired by Byzantine mosaics. It features the two-headed eagle, the Imperial symbol.

Gold and Silver foil on gold metallic ink background

Tuck case: Black Leather with gold foil, hand made by Lotrek

Numbered, signed and sealed with sealing wax

Comes with a display card

Scan of every card:

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• Continuing our series of premium, luxury playing cards - Palme is the second design in our LUXX® series. Designed by Rick Davidison, creator of the beautiful Origins Cards, Palme is a deck inspired by the beautiful Paisley pattern, which has roots and heritage across the globe. 
• A full bleed, borderless back design gives this deck a unique look and style which is carried through the deck and onto the stunning tuck box. 
• The deck is housed in a stunning tuck box with a wrap-around design and embossing complete with matte foiled LUXX® logo. 
• A Limited Edition of 2000 of each colour printed on Elite Finish by the Legends Playing Card Company, a similar finish to Classic which has increased durability and a slightly different texture. 

There are three different types of Bee Wynn playing cards in existence: Signature, Icon and Encore. The first type - Signature cards - are standard Bee Casino diamond-baked cards. These cards have the word \'Wynn\' written on them, and are available in Red, Blue and Brown. They were used on gambling table at the Wynn\'s casino in Las Vegas. The second - Icon type of Wynn’s decks - have a solid back color (white-bordered) with the Wynn\'s \'W\" icon printed on either end. They were also used on the gambling table at Wynn casino. Icon Wynns were available in Red

Conjuring Arts is very pleased to introduce the culmination of years of research and development. The Erdnase 216 deck. Relatively recently one of our board members found what might be the only existing example of the Bee 216 deck. This was printed by the New York Consolidated Card Company for a period of time around the year 1900, and although the back design appears in catalogs and illustrations, no other complete deck is known. What is even more exciting is that our deck is in mint condition. What this means is that for the first time we can determine exactly what the cards that Erdnase used felt like! For example, the deck is very thin (52 cards is 14.50 mm!) and very smooth (Cambric finish wouldn’t be used until 1910!). Fittingly, Erdnase wrote, “For superior work the cards should be new, thin, flexible and of best quality.” As many know, Conjuring Arts has produced more than a dozen decks over the last couple of years and each deck has had variations as to production methods, materials and finishing. This is an ongoing effort to create an amazing deck of cards. Most of our previous releases used the Casino grade of paper that is quite a bit thicker than the retail stock. This allowed us to create an amazingly sturdy and durable deck that quickly became favorites of many of the world’s top card men. Last fall Conjuring Arts started some new experimentation, taking our research in a completely new direction. We did three major test runs at great expense which allowed us to successfully create what we proudly call our Erdnase Finish. This new finish is the thinnest and smoothest card that can be produced at US Playing Card Company. When measured by caliper a 52 card deck is merely 14.5 mm. This combined with a smooth finish (just as all the cards were in Erdnase’s time) creates a deck that feels as close to the 1902 Bee as is possible to make today. The only real difference is that our new reproduction is a bit slipperier than it’s 1902 predecessor. Today the manufacturing process uses a plastic material in coating the paper and 100 or so years ago this was more of a varnish that can no longer be used for cards. The back design of the Bee 216 is another very interesting thing. Anyone who has studied Erdnase sufficiently has noticed that the illustrations clearly indicate that he was using Bees. This can be seen by the Ace of Spades in Figure (101). On even closer examination of the illustrations, you can see in Figures (see Fig. 75, for example) that the back design is not redrawn but just a squiggle is used. This is very possibly just a shortcut by the illustrator, and this has been our opinion for many many years. But two years ago, on discovering the Bee 216 deck, a new theory arose. What if this design, which matches M. D. Smith’s “squiggles”, was actually the type of card Erdnase used at the time the book was illustrated? We found it intriguing enough to warrant our latest release of the Erdnase 216 deck. A faithful reproduction in both design and feel of what New York Consolidated’s Bees looked and felt like in 1902. A very limited edition has been produced, evenly split between a tan and green back color.

The Journey begins  First deck in the Signature series, The WHITE NOC marks the beginning of our new journey. Alex Pandrea came back from his European tour with a taste for charming Parisian caffes and bohemian lifestyle 

Your Favorite Deck - Now in White ! - LIMITED EDITION Simplicity and elegance have defined the NOC series. Now we bring you simplicity at the core. The WHITE NOC deck has the same beautifully thin borders as the NOC V3S deck, and the solid back design is a minimal, pure white. This puts the emphasis on the work you do with the cards, not on the cards themselves.

Printed by LPCC