Ebay listing is here.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/200985601877

This is the "Boss Deck" from the Draw Like A Boss Kickstarter project.
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ashdrawsthings/draw-like-a-boss

Here's the Discourse thread:
http://aethercards.com/discourse/playing-card-plethora/%28sort-of-ks%29-boss-deck-of-playing-cards/?all

The deck that's for sale is brand new, unopened, sealed in the plastic wrap.  I took these pictures from the other deck that I got, which I did open.  (The opened deck is *not* for sale--we love it too much to sell it.)  For those of you who didn't follow the original project, this deck is USPCC, Bicycle branded.

Hope these pictures help!  You'll see one of the fun things that I really liked:  There was quite a bit of discussion among the backers about whether they would go with the Ninja for the Jack of Clubs, or the Pirate.  They decided to go with both!  Plus the decks has three Jokers.  The pictures on the eBay site also include the Aces if you need to see those as well (I used my limit here :-).

BADASS: Spades & Grenades - Playing Cards with Balls
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2146143533/badass-spades-and-grenades-playing-cards-with-ball/
$10 early bird, $9 international shipping
$12 middle bird, $9 international shipping
$14 regular, $9 international shipping
"extra decks" are $12 each, $6 international shipping

$10,000 goal
USPCC printed
The suits are non-standard. Spades, Grenades, Stars, and Skulls ... I *think* they're sort of pretend equivalents to Spades, Hearts, Diamonds and Clubs (in that order).
All the cards are one-way ... front and back.
The project is run by the same people who came up with badassoftheweek.com and the Badass con carne cartoon.

Alice of Wonderland Playing Cards - Printed by USPCC
"... inspired by Lewis Carroll's legendary Alice's Adventures in Wonderland & the Steampunk genre."

$8 early bird all gone
$12 regular price
$11 International shipping
$19,500 goal

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/jsolorzanoarts/alice-of-wonderland-playing-cards-printed-by-uspcc

"Young Artists Custom Playing Cards (K-12 & college students)"
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/179351571/young-artists-custom-playing-cards-k-12-and-colleg

$5,000 goal
$10 per deck
$10 International shipping
No word on who will do the printing (and no mention of USPCC).

This is not an already-designed deck.  Instead, it's a project.  The vision is that students will submit entries for specific cards and a "panel of judges" will select the "best" entries for each card, assemble them all and viola! ... a deck!  You do not have to be a backer to submit artwork.  There are a bunch of rules as to what grades of students are supposed to produce what cards, etc., etc.

"This deck of 54 cards features the men and women who were central figures in the financial meltdown and crisis of 2007-2008."

Each deck is priced at a WHONKING $25 each. 
No international shipping at all (but thanks for asking).
And it's pretty clear this is NOT USPCC ... the funding goal is just $2,965.
The project creator says he has chosen a "quality printing company."
He also says that the market for these cards "will be potentially large because card playing is a universal pastime."
Semi-interestingly, "the deck will include a who's who guide sheet with thumbnail profiles on each person."

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1724247925/54-to-blame-playing-cards/?ref=kicktraq





On an odd side note ... what algorithm causes THIS deck of playing cards to show up on a KickTraq search within minutes of being posted, but when you search on Kickstarter you have to scroll to page three to come up with this?

It's described as "a custom deck of vampire themed playing cards, and a unique party game for 8-90 players."
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/make-believegames/succubus-the-reborn?ref=search

$15 per deck.
No early bird prices.
$10 international shipping.
Funding goal $15,000.
USPCC
Custom courts, spots, aces, tuck, uncuts, art posters, poker chips ... just about everything except dice.  You can even pledge to get yourself included on a card.  Plus everyone gets a PDF of the party game rulebook.  Stretch goals includes seals, alternate color back, gold foil, gold edging and upgraded poker chips.

Also new on KS in today's crush of a million playing card projects is something related to Classic Victorian from Desjgn.  But this one looks like it has a rocky road ahead of it.
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1404114000/desjgn-playing-cards-100-plastic-playing-cards?ref=card

The price is attractive ... $15 for a set of 2 decks with alternating colored backs.
But the funding goal is a whopping $35,000. 

Although I haven't seen Desjgn on Discourse, I do see he has a website: http://www.classicplayingcards.com/catalog.html
And Google points out that his cards have been discussed on chiptalk.net and the 2+2 poker forum (http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/)

Here's the project description.  I found it confusing: "Since being in business for 6+ years, I have released 4 different back designs, with my most recent offering, Classic Victorian, selling out. Part of this project is to raise funds to produce more of the Classic Victorian line in not just the Dragon (Red) and Griffon (Blue) back colors, but with 6 additional back color offerings since many of my customers like having variety in back color options."

I think it means he already produced a deck called the Classic Victorian in red and blue. The KS project is to produce another run of these red-and-blue pair, but also 3 other color-pairs, for a total of 4 different sets.

Here's the reward description.  Now I'm more confused: "1 set of 2 decks (choose from 4 different sets of 2 decks; each having a different back color), and you will have the option of selecting from the back design line of Classic Damask with Blackjack Index or Classic Victorian with Jumbo Index. All decks will have standard pips."

Now it sounds like he's doing 8 different set-pairs.  He's going to produce the Classic Victorian back in 4 different color-pairs, and the Classic Damask (a different backing design) in 4 different color pairs.  Victorian is a jumbo index; Damask is a "blackjack" index.  If that's what's really going on, then I see why his funding goal is so high.  He's talking about doing 16 different decks.

These are all the photos from the KS page, although his web site shows some more details:

USPCC, custom courts, no pix of the numbered cards, or even an A or Jokers.
Courts are characters from mythology.
The deck creator says it's his first KS deck.
Super wide margins. It looks like the intent is mirror (two way) but when you look carefully at the courts they actually aren't.  In fact the reverse image on the Q of hearts is accidentally shifted to the left.

Personally, I like the artwork, the concept, and the font.  But it seems a little sloppy right now.  I'm guessing that if it gets funded, USPCC would require the artwork to be cleaned up a lot.

Also seems a bit expensive at $12.  No early bird pricing.

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1857513971/mount-olympus-playing-cards/?ref=kicktraq

New on Kickstarter: New York Lights.  Funding at just $1,000 with no explanation. No mention of the printing company, the stock, the finish, etc. Well ... they do say "Top quality paper" ... which isn't really reassuring.  In the Risks section, "The main challenge we may face is collaborating with all the vendors.."

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1915304249/playing-card-deck-new-york-lights?ref=search