I got an ultra rare Call of Cthulhu from the Synthesis project today, however the tuck has 3 dents. The White rabbit and Red Synth deck that came with it were a bit bashed too, the packaging was poor in my opinion.Verloren wrote:
I have another blue Synthesis.
The Call of Cthulhu is the rare one, but not the ultra rare. I'm deciding on whether I should get the ultra rare one or not.
The Allures were received around 2-3 weeks ago. 3x White, 2x Gold, 2x Black.
Taken with my crappy phone camera again.
Verloren wrote:
I have another blue Synthesis.
The Call of Cthulhu is the rare one, but not the ultra rare. I'm deciding on whether I should get the ultra rare one or not.
The Allures were received around 2-3 weeks ago. 3x White, 2x Gold, 2x Black.
Taken with my crappy phone camera again.
When I got my synthesis decks the other day all but two of them were dented ( out of 8)sqmiller wrote:
I got an ultra rare Call of Cthulhu from the Synthesis project today, however the tuck has 3 dents. The White rabbit and Red Synth deck that came with it were a bit bashed too, the packaging was poor in my opinion.
I do like the band, but also didn't know that. Either way it's a pretty nice logo. Leave it to the graphic designer to enlighten us.RandyButterfield wrote:I'm not a Strokes fan, but the Magna Logo actually came first. The Strokes made their's similar to the Magna Logo on purpose (http://fuckyeahthestrokes.tumblr.com/po ... ame-as-the" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;).
thanks, Randy
They discontinued the Miles program years ago, and I stopped redeeming stuff a few years before that (hard to redeem stuff when you aren't a smoker and run out of people to donate their empty packsFirthetic wrote: The Aces Over Kings were listed as a Marlboro promo, but I did wonder what somebody had to do to redeem them - so thanks for providing the answer, Charlie! Based on your comments, I think I will just keep them sealed as I bought them based on their ersatz Tally-Ho type tuckcase.
), but I'd guess it was probably in the 75-100 pack range to redeem for that set, probably late 90s as for when they were produced. I actually found my set a few weeks ago and took a look and noticed my decks have a gold stripe in the thingy you pull to open the decks. 
That's great!JacksonRobinson wrote:Been at the 52+ Joker Convention in Vegas all week. Great people and Holy Crap incredible decks.
I only knew some Congress deck like Moon Fairy, Diana, Berenice, Good Night, Starlight, Moorish, Spinning Whell, At Sea, but never see that kind before.JacksonRobinson wrote:Been at the 52+ Joker Convention in Vegas all week. Great people and Holy Crap incredible decks. Here is an early 1900s Congress deck printed by USPC I picked up while here. These cards feel 100 times better that todays USPC (Russel & Morgan) cards. Look at those borders!
Very nice, I ordered a Red and an Atari Green and black, I wish I would have read better and realized the Atari were not USPCC.badpete69 wrote:Finally got all of my 8 bit decks today
From where did you order these?badpete69 wrote:Finally got all of my 8 bit decks today
Home Run Games had 2 KickStarter projects involving playing cards, and more with gaming cards, all with the 8-bit theme. You can buy their cards from this web site:rousselle wrote:From where did you order these?badpete69 wrote:Finally got all of my 8 bit decks today
I'd say my 2nd favorite would be the Bicycle Oblivion decks. The 1st deck I ordered had a missing 8 of Hearts, but the creator was kind enough to send me a replacement deck. The designwork on the deck is beautiful.dazzleguts wrote:Nice find Sam.
A world traveling friend gave me the identical deck to the one you show here, but it came as just a single deck, with the English and Spanish booklets, in an oversize box. The box looks like a dbl deck box but has an inset to hold a single deck.
You definitely got yours for a good price considering how beautiful these cards are. I've seen a single deck listed on ebay for a $20 starting bid, without the box.
What is your second favourite out of those 40 decks?
Wow these are lovely! Nice find!samurai007 wrote:I've bought about 40 different decks recently, from a wide variety of creators. One of my favorites out of all my recent purchases is the Fournier "America" deck. Each suit represents a different native American civilization. One joker shows north America, the other South America. The face cards and backs have a ton of highly reflective gold metallic ink, and each Ace is customized as well. Here are some sample cards (the top middle is the back design):
If you want a beautiful and colorful deck, you should definitely look into getting these. They come in a 2-deck set with identical faces but different color backs (the other back is purple and green). I found mine on ebay, about $21 for the set including shipping.
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JacksonRobinson wrote:Been at the 52+ Joker Convention in Vegas all week. Great people and Holy Crap incredible decks. Here is an early 1900s Congress deck printed by USPC I picked up while here. These cards feel 100 times better that todays USPC (Russel & Morgan) cards. Look at those borders!
The one that is signed is not but I do have one that does play the horn tune.dazzleguts wrote:Does the General Lee model play the horn tune?
When I first started watching it would have truly had nothing to do with Daisy and All to do with the car chases and jumps, but I learned to appreciate all of the attributes of the show.Sparkz wrote:That is quite the haul there, one of my favorite shows when I was growing up...had nothing to do with Daisy, honest
Gratz!
Thanks Randy, I will look in to it if I make it up your way. I grew up in rural Oklahoma, so bows and haystacks are very familiar to me.RandyButterfield wrote:I guess we know the reasoning for your Dukeboy screenname! If your ever in the northern Indiana area you may like the Kruse Museum (http://www.smithsonianmag.com/museumday ... evice=ipad" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;.). It's right off the highway on the way to Michigan. My family and I decided to check it out one time coming home from visiting my parents. They have one of the General Lees from the show and a good number old 80's television vehicles. They also have the Batmobile and Penguin's giant rubber Duck Boat from Tim Burton's Batmin Returns.
I also grew up watching the Dukes of Hazard. My brothers and I used to act like we were the Dukes while shooting our bow and arrows at bales of hay (we grew up in the country!).
Thanks, Randy
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