Quote from: Lee Asher on January 07, 2014, 09:19:41 AM

I wonder what kind of tax liabilities I'd incur if I applied to sell decks in the State of Alabama? I'd spend $3 (cost of the license), then another few bucks on top (for the actual tax) if they sent me a sheet (or two) of these stamps. Hmmmm......

And it gets more complex than that, as you'd probably have to be a licensed retailer in the state of Georgia.  The deck tax also wouldn't include the state and/or local sales taxes that may apply, and you'd have to be licensed to collect sales taxes on behalf of the applicable state and municipal authorities - and actually hand over the taxes collected... 

The tax really only applies to in-state residents and business owners, I would think.  If you were that interested, you'd want a lawyer to read the particular tax law in question.

Quote from: Lee Asher on January 05, 2014, 10:25:43 AM

Quote from: yoelanshel on January 04, 2014, 11:58:58 PM

If so with all the appreciation for vintage cards I'm surprised nobody has brought that back with some of the new decks....

My 605s have the vintage tuck flap you speak of (both editions).

#VintageAppreciation

Wow I did forget about that Lee.  I personally love your cards.  After getting a mixed brick from you I opened one green deck.  I also gave one to a friend of mine.  I really appreciated the long tuck flap.  I use the living shit out of your cards.  But the box sadly didn't last as long.  I still have yet had to open another deck and its been about a year.  I highly recommend your cards to people.  I even tell them to buy a brick knowing that it will last them the rest of their lives. 

I use it as my practice deck almost every day, I leave it in the bathroom while I shower unboxed,  I throw them loose on the back seat of my car,  Ive done multiple card to mouths (thats why theres only 48 + jokers left), drop them on all sorts of crappy conditions,  took them on two cruise ships (and for those who don't know playing cards turn to mush of cruseships in a matter of minutes) bottom line is.. I just can't kill your cards!

Right on with the tuck flap!  And your card box quality is great, I just wish it lasted as long as the cards!

Nice Lee!

I can already hear the Collectors fallout "Blasphemy" for folding up a Nugget!!

I have to do this for the GF now. She likes yellow rosses. Any suggestions on a bright yellow deck? I'm thinking the green Erdnase 216's for the leaves.

Quote from: phantom1412 on January 12, 2013, 09:10:00 AM

Quote from: Don Boyer on January 12, 2013, 08:18:43 AM

Hey, what did Lee Asher say when he got his?

He said he like them
I asked for his signature and he kindly send me some few Jerry's card together for me to make some roses. Maybe you saw the Jerry's nugget rose I posted on my facebook.

I missed that!  I have to look!  Any J-Nuggs fiend would freak out if they saw that!

EDIT: I just checked!  Awesome!  Post those rose photos here!  The Ornates look great as well.

Curious about that label that appears to say 'rank', everything and 'little' is that a random label attached (presumably) from the retailer that originally sold it, or something else? My first guess is it looked gambling related.

The codes in the brackets, what are they exactly? Abbreviations? Codes used when speaking to uspcc about face design?

In discussion with MydNyghte right now.

The trick he does with Jamie foxx n the smiths where he touches ones shoulder and the other feels it was a trick done by Tom wright. I think it's on his Chill video. I saw him at a lecture where he performed that, it's great to see Blaine using it.