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Art work by Stuart Palm
Printed in China by LPCC

This is a Limited Edition of 1000 Decks from The One Entertainment, primarily designed for the use of The One Entertainment magic artists.
Printed with emerald finish with stiff and durable paper stock, this deck offers a similar hand feel to all the LPCC Decks.
Only a few hundreds of these decks are made available through us.

Price:

2 Decks $21.8 USD
4 Decks $39 USD
8 Decks $74 USD
12 Decks $107 USD

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Not a bad price IMO but no court pics so they must be standard.

Having the words, "The One Entertainment" printed on the backs is a big turnoff for me (what does it mean, anyway?). My experience with the EPCC/LPCC printers in China is that they are significantly lower in quality than their printers in Taiwan, but its been a long time since I bought a China-printed EPCC/LPCC deck (and this deck isn't going to change that trend) so the quality may be different now. This is the classic case of a deck being artificially rare because the producer arbitrarily decided to do a low print run, but there is nothing else intrinsic about this deck to make it "limited" or "valuable". Easy, easy pass for me.

Looks like the One Entertainment is a group of magicians and these ccards were made for that group

To begin with, I think this deck is not exactly designed as a deck to sell, rather it really is for their artists to use in their shows and perhaps as a gift to some of their clients, hence the small quantity release.
Quality is fine, it's similar to the Taiwan made decks, but somewhat more "paper-ish".
Judging from the texture of the tuck case, I am not sure but it's possibly the same maker of the Pr1me deck...
It's just what it is, we will not hype it and I don't think it will eventually become a "rare" deck for the sake of being rare anyway.

Perhaps the same as the serpentines ? Is the tuck flap a little large ?

Pr1me is made in Italy is it not?

After Sketch (I think) Pr1me moved production to China.

volantangel wrote:Perhaps the same as the serpentines ? Is the tuck flap a little large ?

Yup...it is a little larger when compared with standard Bicycle tuck flip...

Well i'd rather get this than Madison deck number 80