How hard did you work to get that one deck?
Posted: Thu Dec 22, 2016 7:38 pm
Jerichoholic and 4oC inspired a question I thought might be fun to see everyone's answers to
What is the hardest you have worked, or craziest story, to get a deck of cards you have had??
Hired a Chinese Private-Eye from the suburbs of Hong-Kong to follow a Bund18 employee to their warehouse?
Gotten a passport to get up into Canada after hearing a local hobby store up there had an Unbranded Black Reserve note randomly for $20?
Or like 4.of.Clubs did you "made a deal with some blogger that posted about the store where I spotted the deck in the corner of one of his pictures." for that Ginza Itoya deck??
Paid way too much for a green Rarebit *coughmecough*
I would love to hear your story.
For me it was the Blue Logan Punk:Chaos to Couture deck, probably my favorite deck in my collection; I ended up having to track down the warehouse number of the company that sold them after they were featured at the Metropolitan Museum of Art as part of the Punk:Chaos to Couture show. The company listed on their website that they were sold out but after numerous calls, emails and a little social engineering, I was able to contact their warehouse directly and find out they had one that had apparently never been counted in their stock (no. 3 out of 300). The whole process took nearly 6 months of hunting, but once I was able to contact the companies warehouse I had the deck less than a week later.
What is the hardest you have worked, or craziest story, to get a deck of cards you have had??
Hired a Chinese Private-Eye from the suburbs of Hong-Kong to follow a Bund18 employee to their warehouse?
Gotten a passport to get up into Canada after hearing a local hobby store up there had an Unbranded Black Reserve note randomly for $20?
Or like 4.of.Clubs did you "made a deal with some blogger that posted about the store where I spotted the deck in the corner of one of his pictures." for that Ginza Itoya deck??
Paid way too much for a green Rarebit *coughmecough*
I would love to hear your story.
For me it was the Blue Logan Punk:Chaos to Couture deck, probably my favorite deck in my collection; I ended up having to track down the warehouse number of the company that sold them after they were featured at the Metropolitan Museum of Art as part of the Punk:Chaos to Couture show. The company listed on their website that they were sold out but after numerous calls, emails and a little social engineering, I was able to contact their warehouse directly and find out they had one that had apparently never been counted in their stock (no. 3 out of 300). The whole process took nearly 6 months of hunting, but once I was able to contact the companies warehouse I had the deck less than a week later.