52 Collectible Deck (1EyedJack)

[PurpleIce]

52 Collectible Deck (1EyedJack)



52 Collectable Deck, A complete deck of cards that is made up of "52" different collectable cards. Please note: The deck is made up of decks that I opened and used for photo and display photos. The cards are in excellent condition. Each deck comes with 52 different cards, 2 jokers and come in a random box that I have sealed with a gold seal that says "52 collectable"
Cards included in deck,
Grid, Blue Crown Lux, Vortex, Blue Crown, Actuators, 1800 Red, Apollo Red, Quicksilver, Ritual, Flirtatious, Primavera,Sultan Republic, Black Fan, Seronda, Fulton's Casino Brown, Ogma, S&M V5, Renegades, Blue LTD, Floral, Fantastique, Blades Blood, Silver Blades, Midnight Blades, Red Verve, Black Lions, Players, Blue Verve, S&M V6, Grid 2.0, White Monarchs, Optik Black, Brown Wynn, Black Crown, Silver Split Spades, A. Bandit, Deco Silver, White Knuckle Red, White Knuckle Blue, Skulkor, Blades White, S&M V7, Vision Black, Rounders, Charity Water, Silver Acorn, S&M V4, red Crown, Guardians, Dealers, New Era, White Centurions.

Ok. I was browsing through 1eyedjack.com for the Black JAQK Wildcard when i saw something interesting. I'm not too sure if this is new, but it caught my attention.

Basically, it is an opened deck of cards with 52 (+ 2Jokers) cards from different decks. I'm having mixed reactions for this, but i'm leaning more to the "good" side, just to buy a couple, open it, and frame it up. Any thoughts on this?

[Sher143]

I like it.    I think it's a cool way to get a sample of many different decks without spending so much.  Sometimes I'm not interested in getting the deck,  but it would be nice to get a few samples. 

[Rob Wright]

Pretty neat idea, I don't have most of the cards listed. may just pick up a set

in case anyone else is interested
52 collectable deck

[Don Boyer]

It's not just good for a deck of samples - there's a few magic routines that use a "rainbow" deck consisting of 52 cards from 52 different decks.  It's sometimes called a "borrowed deck" or a "stolen deck".

It's kind of cool, really.