There are three different types of Rainbow White Lions Series A decks in existence. All three come is a red White Lions Series A box that says Rainbow on the bottom. 1. Red White Lions Series A with no markings - this deck comes in cellophane and has red cards. 2. Red White Lions Series A with a black dot on the deck seal - this deck comes in cellophane and contains blue White Lions cards printed on UV card stock. (Both of the above decks were included in the David Blaine\'s V1 Variety Box). 3. Red White Lions Series A autographed by David Blaine - this deck comes with no cellophane and contains purple White Lions cards (spectral). It was only available with the purchase of the Red White Lions Series A AIP bottle and came in a special two deck gift set that included one regular Red White Lions Series A deck and the autographed purple (spectral) version. Only 100 of them are in existence.

There are three different types of Rainbow White Lions Series A decks in existence. All three come is a red White Lions Series A box that says Rainbow on the bottom. 1. Red White Lions Series A with no markings - this deck comes in cellophane and has red cards. 2. Red White Lions Series A with a black dot on the deck seal - this deck comes in cellophane and contains blue White Lions cards printed on UV card stock. (Both of the above decks were included in the David Blaine\\\'s V1 Variety Box). 3. Red White Lions Series A autographed by David Blaine - this deck comes with no cellophane and contains purple White Lions cards (spectral). This deck was created when they switched the ink on the printing press from blue to red. It was only available with the purchase of the Red White Lions Series A AIP bottle and came in a special two deck gift set that included one regular Red White Lions Series A deck and the autographed purple (spectral) version. Only 100 of them are in existence.

Quoted from encarded.com:

During the course of a deck design I make a number of hand-made prototypes to get a feel for how a deck might look.

Here we have a 1 of 1, second prototype of the Encarded Standards tuck box. This was printed at Encarded HQ, hand-cut and assembled. I initially had planned on using quite a lot of black in the box design, but after a number of experiments I decided that it made the box too visually "heavy" and I simplified it back to the single color and foil you see in the production deck. 

This is a unique item and not one you will see anywhere else. The prototype is filled with an Encarded standard deck to give the box support, and is sealed with a simple signed holographic square.

Playboy Atlantic City Casino cards. Printed by the USPCC on Bee casino stock, Cambric finish, diamond back. These cards were available in Orange and Green.

I C O N S" Imperial Reverse edition

"IMPERIAL REVERSE" edition is a strictly limited production: Only 55 decks will be EVER produced.

The  "I C O N S   I M P E R I A L  Reverse Edition". A deck having silver foil where the original has gold and vice versa!

THE TUCK:

The deck comes in a black velvet tuck case with silver foil.  Absolutely stunning!

This deck was produced by Misdirections Mystery (MSM), a magic group that consists of young students based in Taiwan. The stock is a locally manufactured one also used by Australian Casinos. The box, as well as the seal, has "MSM Misdirections Mystery" printed on them. The finish is an Air-Cushion type finish.

The Moth/Myth deck was produced by Misdirection's Mystery (MSM), a magic group that consists of young students based in Taiwan. The stock is locally manufactured by a printer also used by Australian Casinos. The box, as well as the seal, has "MSM Misdirections Mystery" printed on them. The finish is an Air-Cushion type finish. This is the third edition deck in their series of decks, following the Black Moth/Myth and Watcher decks.

Zenneth Kok and the Coterie of Prestidigitation Artists (www.coterie1902.com) information: \'We designed the Coterie Bee Gold Edition in year 2011 with its color variations and themes, the original Gold Edition was considered by many as the most elegant Bee playing cards ever conceived. 900 decks out of the initial 5200 decks run were sealed and reserved for Artiste and higher classes members of Coterie of Prestidigitation Artists. After Coterie Bee Gold Edition was sold out, we planned to proceed with new edition of Coterie Bee. However, after over a year of correspondence and negotiation, USPCC informed us that they will not print Coterie Bee anymore nevertheless. We had to discontinue the Coterie Bee series and subsequently decided to abandon the Gold Seal Coterie Bee playing cards as part of the Artiste membership package. 650 decks of Gold Seal Coterie Bee playing cards will now be made available for purchase, after they were gone, the remaining stock will become part of our special promotion offer.\'