Black Reserve Note Uncut

[Cbkimble]

Not sure if this is where I should post this but the black reserve note uncut sheet is discounted to $20 on kingswildproject.com. This could be an excellent chance to grab one, if you've wanted one.

[Mike Ratledge]

Not sure if this is where I should post this but the black reserve note uncut sheet is discounted to $20 on kingswildproject.com. This could be an excellent chance to grab one, if you've wanted one.

This is truly an odd one, because they were "way up there" at first and have slowly climbed back down. I wonder how many were printed? (there's no way to tell)

I have a few, bought at the $30 price-point.

[Cbkimble]

Not sure if this is where I should post this but the black reserve note uncut sheet is discounted to $20 on kingswildproject.com. This could be an excellent chance to grab one, if you've wanted one.

This is truly an odd one, because they were "way up there" at first and have slowly climbed back down. I wonder how many were printed? (there's no way to tell)

I have a few, bought at the $30 price-point.

The rest are still $50-75.

[Sher]

Probably 1,000 of these were printed. Jackson said somewhere in the Tally-Ho thread that it's how he was able to print such a low number of Black Reserve Note decks from USPCC. Instead of cutting the rest into decks, he left them as uncut sheets.

[pstaehlin]

I've never purchased an uncut deck of cards yet. I'm curious to know if one decides to frame and display it, do you have the front or back side showing? Obviously a personal preference.

[Cbkimble]

It is completely preference. Sometimes the back is what you wanna show, sometimes it's the courts. I show the front mainly when there are elaborate custom courts, aces, and pip cards. The really artsy decks such as playing arts where every card is a different work of art, I definitely show the front. It also depends on where you're hanging the uncut.