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Sitting by the fireplace in the cavernous lobby of a secluded Rocky Mountain hotel, you may just find a deck of cards that looks exactly like these.

The suspense of waiting for the River to be dealt is only heightened by the 100% custom artwork of these beautiful cards. Featuring totally original faces, a borderless back design, and a glorious double-foiled matte black paper tuck box (foil inside and out!), these cards must be seen to be fully appreciated.

Each deck also includes 2 custom jokers and 2 bonus gaff cards.

Printed on our signature Elite Thin-Crushed stock with an Air-Cushion "Magic" finish, these traditionally-cut cards are a dream to handle whether you're a worker or a player!

Available singly or in 6-packs with custom half brick boxes, Room 237 decks are printed by the United States Playing Card Company. The cards are printed using vegetable-based inks and starch-based laminates on FSC-certified paper sourced from sustainable forests. This means the cards not only shuffle, fan, and spread perfectly for all of your favorite games & tricks, they're made with the planet in mind!

All work and no play can make anyone dull, so step into Room 237 for your entertainment pleasure today.

$13

•Limited to 2500 decks
•100% custom artwork
•Printed by USPCC on Thin-Crushed Elite stock
•Air-Cushion "Magic" Finish
•Matte black paper tuck box with 2 colors of foil and a custom sticker seal
•2 colors of inside tuck foil
•2 custom jokers
•2 bonus gaff cards included
•Available as singles or 6-packs with collector's half brick box

This is an ultra-limited Gilded edition of the Room 237 playing cards. Only 237 decks have been produced. Gorgeous metallic orange foil edges give a touch of spooky shine to the deck. The cards are housed inside a custom matte black paper tuck box with the minimalist design created entirely out of black foil, with embossing on the front logo. The deck is topped off with an individually-numbered hexagonal sticker seal.

Featuring totally original faces, a borderless back design, and two custom jokers these cards must be seen to be fully appreciated.

Each deck also includes 2 custom jokers and 2 bonus gaff cards.

Printed on our signature Elite Thin-Crushed stock with an Air-Cushion "Magic" finish, these traditionally-cut cards are a dream to handle whether you're a worker or a player!

Room 237 decks are printed by the United States Playing Card Company. The cards are printed using vegetable-based inks and starch-based laminates on FSC-certified paper sourced from sustainable forests. This means the cards not only shuffle, fan, and spread perfectly for all of your favorite games & tricks, they're made with the environment in mind!

All work and no play can make anyone dull, so step into Room 237 for your entertainment pleasure today.

$29.95

•Limited to only 237 decks
•Metallic orange foil edges
•Matte black paper tuck box with black foil & embossing
•Individually-numbered hexagonal sticker seal
•100% custom artwork
•Printed by USPCC on Thin-Crushed Elite stock
•Air-Cushion "Magic" Finish
•Traditionally cut
•2 custom jokers
•2 bonus gaff cards included

MagikFingerz wrote: ↑Sun Oct 24, 2021 7:43 am If 2500 decks are sold out this quickly, perhaps it's time to update the standard printing runs to more sustainable ones.

Reylek wrote: ↑Mon Oct 25, 2021 11:49 am

MagikFingerz wrote: ↑Sun Oct 24, 2021 7:43 am If 2500 decks are sold out this quickly, perhaps it's time to update the standard printing runs to more sustainable ones.

They were released on Oct 5, and sold out on Oct 23. Pretty reasonable timeframe, I think?

The Gilded ones sold out in about 5 hours.

Strag wrote: ↑Mon Oct 25, 2021 12:19 pm If they sold out in that time seems like they must have been marketing ok, no. I mean I missed out as well but that happens. Can't really blame them on this one, not like the 52+J debacle.

Reylek wrote: ↑Mon Oct 25, 2021 12:45 pm The decks (both versions) were promoted on our Penguin Magic and Penguin Cards IG accounts multiple times, and email blasts were sent to our subscribers.

An article was posted on Kardify, posts were made in multiple FB groups, I appeared on Deckin’ Around ahead of launch to promote the deck, etc.

If anyone is even a little interested in keeping tabs on the Penguin deck releases, the earliest & most thorough info will be to follow @penguincards on Instagram.

Reylek wrote: ↑Mon Oct 25, 2021 12:45 pm The decks (both versions) were promoted on our Penguin Magic and Penguin Cards IG accounts multiple times, and email blasts were sent to our subscribers.

An article was posted on Kardify, posts were made in multiple FB groups, I appeared on Deckin’ Around ahead of launch to promote the deck, etc.

If anyone is even a little interested in keeping tabs on the Penguin deck releases, the earliest & most thorough info will be to follow @penguincards on Instagram.

vasta41 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 25, 2021 2:27 pm

Reylek wrote: ↑Mon Oct 25, 2021 12:45 pm The decks (both versions) were promoted on our Penguin Magic and Penguin Cards IG accounts multiple times, and email blasts were sent to our subscribers.

An article was posted on Kardify, posts were made in multiple FB groups, I appeared on Deckin’ Around ahead of launch to promote the deck, etc.

If anyone is even a little interested in keeping tabs on the Penguin deck releases, the earliest & most thorough info will be to follow @penguincards on Instagram.

Sucks for those of us not on social media, aka me.

MagikFingerz wrote: ↑Mon Oct 25, 2021 12:28 pm

Strag wrote: ↑Mon Oct 25, 2021 12:19 pm If they sold out in that time seems like they must have been marketing ok, no. I mean I missed out as well but that happens. Can't really blame them on this one, not like the 52+J debacle.

Absolutely, I wasn't trying to place blame, just finding out what happened and the factors involved.

Perhaps some of us just rely too much on this forum and too little on other avenues of information, for our deck news. So since it wasn't posted here, some missed out. I know I'm guilty of this, anyway

vasta41 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 25, 2021 2:27 pm

Reylek wrote: ↑Mon Oct 25, 2021 12:45 pm The decks (both versions) were promoted on our Penguin Magic and Penguin Cards IG accounts multiple times, and email blasts were sent to our subscribers.

An article was posted on Kardify, posts were made in multiple FB groups, I appeared on Deckin’ Around ahead of launch to promote the deck, etc.

If anyone is even a little interested in keeping tabs on the Penguin deck releases, the earliest & most thorough info will be to follow @penguincards on Instagram.

Sucks for those of us not on social media, aka me.

vasta41 wrote: ↑Tue Nov 02, 2021 6:25 am Turns out I have have a short memory. These were talked about earlier this year: https://unitedcardists.com/viewtopic.ph ... 34#p198234
I'm glad I was able to order these from PCD because I think they're way better than the AoP version. Penguin has been KILLING it lately! Now if only they can get their website updated as promised.

Cardamon wrote: ↑Tue Oct 26, 2021 2:37 am I got half a brick f the normal ones.
Might be able to spread the love once they finally get through customs. (Netherlands)