LPV (Love, Promise, Vow) Luxury Set by BOCOPO Playing Cards

[Don Boyer]

From BOCOPO Playing Cards:

It is called LPV －Love Promise Vow.  This deck is for Valentine's Day.  Marriage, what a romantic and luxurious word. ’I do’, the best answer in the world.

The LPV card sets are printed by The United States Playing Card Company.  Printed at Q1 quality control on BEE Casino Stock, for unrivaled durability.  Luxury foil and meticulously embossed on a premium dark kraft box . The set is just amazing!  MADE IN U.S.A

This item has two decks, one gold and one red; however the designs are different.  In other words, if you put them together, you will find a whole heart, love.   At this time, we hope every collector will lead their partner to enjoy our decks and enjoy your love.

Illustrated By Si Scott, one of the best artist in the UK; he is our Chief Designer.

RIDER BACK is a registered trademark of The United States Playing Card Company.

Limited production in the first run.

Check the images out...  Nice pair, if you ask me.

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[PrincessTrouble]

Wouldn't it make more sense for the diamond and heart pips to be red and the spade and club pips to be white?

[Don Boyer]

Wouldn't it make more sense for the diamond and heart pips to be red and the spade and club pips to be white?

It depends on how you look at it.  The "black suits" are the darker color, the "red suits" are the lighter color, just as you'd expect from a standard deck.  Beyond that, ask Si Scott! 

It's different, yes, and it's a change of pace - but I like it.  To be less confusing regarding red/white, the "black suit" indices are actually in gold, so in a spread you'll only see gold (dark suits) and white (light suits).  Of all the color schemes I've seen thus far, particularly ones not using a shade of black for black and a shade of red for red, this one's not bad at all - and trust me, I've seen far worse!

(BTW: ever want to burn someone's eyes out of their skull?  Pick up "The Yellow Deck" from Magic Makers.  It's so freakin' bright, it sets off Geiger counters!  I think I used my pack once.  Just once.  I still have the corneal burns to show for it!)