Postage Paid by KWP - March 2020 Shorts deck

[Harvonsgard]

Speaking of KWP Shorts decks that I really like. Postage paid is pretty dope, imo. The back design is a bit of a let down but the rest is so strong that I can look past that.

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[Harvonsgard]

Especially the tuck with the back seal.

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[Bradius]

Yesterday, when I checked, there were only a few extra standard decks. Today, there are over 400. That said, this is one set of decks I am stocking up on. This is a really beautiful design. One of his most creative. A special thanks to the card collector whose collection of posted cards inspired Jackson for this deck.

[Outsider]

It makes me glad I subscribed. Top work from JR lately.

[Bikefanatic]

The best deck out of the bunch so far. I'm glad I''m a subscriber too.

[Eric Lee]

Love the tribute to the Jenny stamp for the backs. Something stamp collectors will appreciate.

It's these little details and touches that JR gives to his designs, which I feel makes his decks so good.

Edit: Added the pic of the stamp.

[Harvonsgard]

Thanks for the extra info Eric. Jackson sure puts a lot of Easter eggs in his decks .

[Decknowledgy]

Love the tribute to the Jenny stamp for the backs. Something stamp collectors will appreciate.

It's these little details and touches that JR gives to his designs, which I feel makes his decks so good.

Holy crap :

A single Inverted Jenny was sold at a Robert A. Siegel auction in November 2007 for $977,500. In December 2007 a mint never hinged example was sold for $825,000. The broker of the sale said the buyer was a Wall Street executive who had lost the auction the previous month. A block of four Inverted Jennys was sold at a Robert A. Siegel auction in October 2005 for $2.7 million. In the wake of the 2008 financial meltdown, prices fetched by Inverted Jennys receded. Between January and September 2014, five examples offered at auction sold for sums ranging from $126,000 through $575,100. Prices eventually recovered, for on May 31, 2016, a particularly well-centered Jenny invert, graded XF-superb 95 by Professional Stamp Experts, was sold at a Siegel Auction for a hammer price of $1,175,000 The addition of a 15% buyer’s premium raised the total record high price paid for this copy to $1,351,250. On 15 November 2018, the recently discovered position number 49 stamp was auctioned by Robert A. Siegel Auction Galleries for a new record hammer price of $1,350,000, with an 18 percent buyer's premium raising the total cost to US$1,593,000.

[EvilDuncan]

The back design is a bit of a let down but the rest is so strong that I can look past that.

Since the rest of the deck isn't terribly elaborate, I like that the deck has a nice simple back design. I think it works really well.

[Eric Lee]

Love the tribute to the Jenny stamp for the backs. Something stamp collectors will appreciate.

It's these little details and touches that JR gives to his designs, which I feel makes his decks so good.

Holy crap :

A single Inverted Jenny was sold at a Robert A. Siegel auction in November 2007 for $977,500. In December 2007 a mint never hinged example was sold for $825,000. The broker of the sale said the buyer was a Wall Street executive who had lost the auction the previous month. A block of four Inverted Jennys was sold at a Robert A. Siegel auction in October 2005 for $2.7 million. In the wake of the 2008 financial meltdown, prices fetched by Inverted Jennys receded. Between January and September 2014, five examples offered at auction sold for sums ranging from $126,000 through $575,100. Prices eventually recovered, for on May 31, 2016, a particularly well-centered Jenny invert, graded XF-superb 95 by Professional Stamp Experts, was sold at a Siegel Auction for a hammer price of $1,175,000 The addition of a 15% buyer’s premium raised the total record high price paid for this copy to $1,351,250. On 15 November 2018, the recently discovered position number 49 stamp was auctioned by Robert A. Siegel Auction Galleries for a new record hammer price of $1,350,000, with an 18 percent buyer's premium raising the total cost to US$1,593,000.

Now that's what you call a Holy Grail, Acebear02! (See Ebay sellers on crack thread and search Acebear for reference.)

[Bradius]

That stamp was featured long ago in a movie called "Brewster's Millions".

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[Harvonsgard]

What a nice Easter egg ...

Not the only forum member on the cards .

[Timmargh]

That stamp was featured long ago in a movie called "Brewster's Millions".

I remember that from when I was a kid; so funny when they were wondering how he could “spend" it and then … we’ll, spoilers.

[Eric Lee]

OMG! I remember that show. Classic. The local film industry here ripped it off with their own version of the movie, almost the whole plot. How did you even recall that, Brad.

[hsbc]

Man, so I guess this is the second deck (after Edred) that members were able to "contribute" to and I missed it again How do I get to be a part of the next one? I've been a subscriber since Equinox I

[Bradius]

He announced that he “might” use subscriber’s photos for Some of the tickets. Send a photo in. I got my’s name on the nice list of the first Christmas deck when the list opened up with a $10 contribution for a KWP charity. I think that was the first customization he did. I think Jackson is trying to do more of that so all interested subscribers get a chance to get in, not just a few.

[JacksonRobinson]

He announced that he “might” use subscriber’s photos for Some of the tickets. Send a photo in. I got my’s name on the nice list of the first Christmas deck when the list opened up with a $10 contribution for a KWP charity. I think that was the first customization he did. I think Jackson is trying to do more of that so all interested subscribers get a chance to get in, not just a few.

Just for trivia purposes, the first customization I did was on the original Federal 52 series. Every court card and ace had either someone's initials or special date on the card.

[Adamthinks]

They released another 400 or so on the KWP site today if anyone had previously missed out.

https://kingswildproject.com/products/p ... rd-edition

[DestinationQ1]

Oh, this deck is one of my favorite from KWP. Another one is the Nutcracker. They need to bring that back as well.

Thanks for posting the re release. How do you know about it. I am a subscriber and no mention of it…

[Eric Lee]

Oh, this deck is one of my favorite from KWP. Another one is the Nutcracker. They need to bring that back as well.

Thanks for posting the re release. How do you know about it. I am a subscriber and no mention of it…

It's on his Wed weekly update videos. It's also emailed to everyone on the mailing list besides social media. JR will update on social media first before the emails are sent out. But the WWU video links are emailed as well.

[shermjack]

Oh, this deck is one of my favorite from KWP. Another one is the Nutcracker. They need to bring that back as well.

Thanks for posting the re release. How do you know about it. I am a subscriber and no mention of it…

I don't think this is a re-release, but just extra decks they found in their warehouse from the initial production. Either way, nice to have them available again since they are going for up to 50 on the secondary market

[Fenrir]

I always find it funny when companies "find" things in their warehouse. It is definitely possible but at someone who is super organized this always surprises me.

[Eric Lee]

I always find it funny when companies "find" things in their warehouse. It is definitely possible but at someone who is super organized this always surprises me.

JR actually says as much when he first announced the warehouse clearance sale here on the Wednesday Weekly Update for Jan 18, 2023. I suppose in his case, they didn't have the tucks to go with most of the extra decks and no one brought it up to JR until then. From that case, it seems that regular stocktake and warehouse clearance doesn't happen very often. Of course the amount of decks some companies 'find' can make one suspicious!

[Harvonsgard]

Nothing against a good old warehouse find.

[Bradius]

I hope this is a deck he can keep in his standard rotation for anyone to pick up. It is a really fun deck. Of course, I treasure my Postage Paid deck that was "Returned to Sender". I just can't make that up.

[EvilDuncan]

Jesus, what happened to that package?? I can't even remember I've had a package that beat up.

[hsbc]

Good news!

On a different note, I will be reprinting the beloved Postage paid with a new tuck box envelope. Part of the reprint will include a week or so pre-order period to get your own fictitious address immortalized on this print run of decks. For those of you that don't know, each card has a fictitious address that was supplied by a subscriber at the time to mimic the original airmail card and deck that I have.

....except for this part

It will be broken up into three price tiers $100 for either Joker and the AoS, $75 for any of the Court cards, or AoH, AoD, and AoC, and $50 for any of the index cards. I'm not quite sure of the preorder date but be on the lookout for it in the next few weeks.

Last time it was totally free and just a fun thing for subscribers...

[Adamthinks]

Good news!

On a different note, I will be reprinting the beloved Postage paid with a new tuck box envelope. Part of the reprint will include a week or so pre-order period to get your own fictitious address immortalized on this print run of decks. For those of you that don't know, each card has a fictitious address that was supplied by a subscriber at the time to mimic the original airmail card and deck that I have.

....except for this part

It will be broken up into three price tiers $100 for either Joker and the AoS, $75 for any of the Court cards, or AoH, AoD, and AoC, and $50 for any of the index cards. I'm not quite sure of the preorder date but be on the lookout for it in the next few weeks.

Last time it was totally free and just a fun thing for subscribers...

Yeah, the glee with which some of the discord people are jumping so that they can pay to help make the deck is a bit....odd to me. Even more so considering the price.

[Bradius]

I had an address added to the original. The fee is what the fee is. It is fun. If folks gladly pay the money, then good on them. I certainly enjoyed the customization on the original version. I remember paying something like $10 to add my son to the naughty list on the first Christmas deck he did, which was cool.