Autographed Playing Cards

[KPopFever605]

Aside from purely collecting playing card decks, I also have quite a large collection of autographed playing cards - some signed by YouTube magicians, others signed by world-renowned magicians. Some of these autographs include David Blaine, David Copperfield, Penn & Teller, Lee Asher, Jonathan Bayme, etc.

Do you have any autographed playing cards of your own or perhaps autographed decks?

[montecarlojoe]

I dont have any individual cards, but some signed decks, a few by Lotrek, JR, De'vo and D&D

[ecNate]

As you may imagine, this topic has come up a few times before (links below). Although as Joe indicated most of discussion here seems to show that they to prefer having a deck signed by the creator or magician (if they had one commissioned) or not at all, vs having single card signed by magician. Seems like a fundamental difference of having a deck collection (with some signed) vs signature collection, although one could certainly have both. Will be interesting to see if more people do like you do. How do you store/display your signed cards? Photos?

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[KPopFever605]

Yeah, I have viewed the several other posts regarding autographed playing cards/ autographed decks. I prefer the former, because they are easier to maintain/store/request, but to each their own. With that being said, does anyone know of magicians which I may request autographs from to add to my collection? Thanks!