Hello, Decks for Sale  -  List Below
Please let me know if you have any Questions

Shipping from USA  (Shipping depends on how many decks you buy
$3 first Deck ,  $1 for additional Deck ,  6-12 Decks is 6.5 $ Priority Total)
International Shipping via Priority can ship 12 Decks for 35$ 

Thanks!
  AC

Google Docs
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Brand   Title   Color   PRICE   QTY Sealed   Producer   Print

Antler   Standard Edition   Tobacco Brown   10   1   Dan And Dave Industries   USPCC
Aristocrat   Bank Note 727   Black   7   1   Playingcards.net   USPCC
Aristocrat   Club Special (not Repackaged by Dan & Dave)   Blue   22 (Buy Set 54)   1   USPCC   USPCC
Aristocrat   Club Special ((Ohio) not Repackaged by Dan & Dave))   Blue   50 (Buy Set 100)   1   USPCC   USPCC
Aristocrat   Club Special (not Repackaged by Dan & Dave)   Red   22 (Buy Set 54)   1   USPCC   USPCC
Aristocrat   Club Special ((Ohio) not Repackaged by Dan & Dave))   Red   50 (Buy Set 100)   1   USPCC   USPCC
Arrco   U.S. Regulation   Blue   9 (Buy Set 18)   1   PlayingCardDecks.com   USPCC
Arrco   U.S. Regulation   Red   9 (Buy Set 18)   1   PlayingCardDecks.com   USPCC
Aviator   Standard (Ohio - Standard Ace)   Blue   18 (Buy Set 36)   3   USPCC   USPCC
Aviator   Standard (Ohio - Standard Ace)   Red   18 (Buy Set 36)   3   USPCC   USPCC
Bee   Club Special - Bumble Bee   Blue   11 (Buy Set 22)   1   USPCC   USPCC
Bee   Bumble Bee (Tech Art)   Blue   13 (Buy Set 36)   1   USPCC   USPCC
Bee   Club Special   Blue   16 (Buy Set 32)   1   USPCC   USPCC
Bee   Club Special - Bumble Bee   Red   11 (Buy Set 22)   1   USPCC   USPCC
Bee   Bumble Bee (Tech Art)   Red   13 (Buy Set 36)   1   USPCC   USPCC
Bee   Club Special   Red   16 (Buy Set 32)   1   USPCC   USPCC
Bicycle   Skull   Black   5   1   USPCC   USPCC
Bicycle   Club 808   Black   11   2   USPCC   USPCC
Bicycle   Prism Gilded   Black   60   1   Collectable Playing Cards   USPCC
Bicycle   Rider Back - Black Remake   Black   13 (Buy Set 36)   1   JLCC   USPCC
Bicycle   Vintage Design - Cupid Back   Blue   20   1   USPCC   USPCC
Bicycle   Vintage Series 1800s (Ohio - Unmarked)   Blue   21 (Buy Set 42)   1   Ellusionist   USPCC
Bicycle   8-Bit - Traditional   Blue   10 (Buy Set 20)   1   Home Run Games   USPCC
Bicycle   Rider Back (Ohio)   Blue   13 (Buy Set 26)   1   USPCC   USPCC
Bicycle   Rider Back - The New Era Deck (Plastic)   Blue   19 (Buy Set 38)   1   Vincenzo Di Fatta   Unknown
Bicycle   Rider Back - Mini (USA)   Blue   3 (Buy Set 6)   1   USPCC   USPCC
Bicycle   Elite Edition   Blue   4.5 (Buy Set 9)   1   Penguin Magic   USPCC
Bicycle   Emperor   Blue   40 (Buy Set 65)   45   Keen Hong Enterprises Co., Ltd.   USPCC
Bicycle   Rider Back - Gold Standard   Blue   5 (Buy Set 10)   1   Richard Turner   USPCC
Bicycle   Ombre   Blue - Red   25   1   USPCC   USPCC
Bicycle   Rider Back - Cobalt Luxe (First Edition)   Colbalt   15 (Buy Set 30)   1   USPCC   USPCC
Bicycle   Rider Back - Crimson Luxe (First Edition)   Crimson   15 (Buy Set 30)   1   USPCC   USPCC
Bicycle   Rider Back   Rainbow   15   1   Vincenzo Di Fatta   USPCC
Bicycle   8-Bit - Traditional   Red   10 (Buy Set 20)   1   Home Run Games   USPCC
Bicycle   Rider Back (Ohio)   Red   13 (Buy Set 26)   1   USPCC   USPCC
Bicycle   Rider Back - The New Era Deck (Plastic)   Red   19 (Buy Set 38)   1   Vincenzo Di Fatta   Unknown
Bicycle   Emperor   Red   20 (Buy Set 65)   20   Keen Hong Enterprises Co., Ltd.   USPCC
Bicycle   Vintage Series 1800s (Ohio - Unmarked)   Red   21 (Buy Set 42)   1   Ellusionist   USPCC
Bicycle   Rider Back - Mini (USA)   Red   3 (Buy Set 6)   1   USPCC   USPCC
Bicycle   Elite Edition   Red   4.5 (Buy Set 9)   1   Penguin Magic   USPCC
Bicycle   Rider Back - Gold Standard   Red   5 (Buy Set 10)   1   Richard Turner   USPCC
Bicycle   Rider Back - White Remake   White   13 (Buy Set 36)   1   JLCC   USPCC
Bicycle   Cyclist   Yellow   15   2   USPCC   USPCC
Cardistry-Con   2017   Multi Color   21   1   Art Of Play   USPCC
Chicken Nugget   Original   Blue   3 (Buy Set 24)   4   HCPC   HCPC
Chicken Nugget   Original   Red   3 (Buy Set 24)   4   HCPC   HCPC
Copag   310   Blue   4.5 (Buy Set 9)   2   Cartamundi   Cartamundi
Copag   310   Red   4.5 (Buy Set 9)   2   Cartamundi   Cartamundi
Cubeline   Original   White   20   1   Bas John   Cartamundi
DTS - Listen   Original   Black   20   1   Art Of Play   USPCC
DTS - Listen   Original   Black   20   2   Art Of Play   USPCC
Ellusionist   The E Deck   White   26   1   Ellusionist   USPCC
Federal 52   2nd Edition   Green   25   1   Kings Wild Project   USPCC
Fontaine   Ripndip   Black   23.5   15   Fontaine Cards   USPCC
Fontaine   Sleight Edition   Blue   37   2   Fontaine Cards   USPCC
Fontaine   Blue Fontaine   Blue   48   2   Fontaine Finesses   USPCC
Fontaine   Green Fontaine   Green   40   1   Fontaine Cards   USPCC
Fontaine   Guess Farmer's Market Edition   Multi Color   45   1   Fontaine Cards   USPCC
Fontaine   Chinatown Market   Yellow   28   1   Fontaine Cards   USPCC
Fulton's Chinatown   Game Of Death   Yellow   42   1   The D&D Playing Card Co.   USPCC
Hanami   Hanafuda   Black   4.5 (Buy Set 34)   2   Indian Wolf Studios LLC   LPCC
Hanami   Fusion   White   4.5 (Buy Set 34)   2   Indian Wolf Studios LLC   LPCC
HoneyBee   Elite Edition   Blue   4.5 (Buy Set 9)   2   Penguin Magic   USPCC
HoneyBee   Elite Edition   Red   4.5 (Buy Set 9)   2   Penguin Magic   USPCC
Hudson   Black Edition   Black   10   1   Theory11   USPCC
Jaqk Cellars   Amethyst Edition   Amethyst   16   1   Theory11   USPCC
Livinstone Deck   Deluxe Edition   Green   12   1   Pure Imagination Projects   USPCC
Logo   Original   Black   26   1   Anyone Worldwide   USPCC
Lone Star   Original   Multi Color   12   1   Pure Imagination Projects   USPCC
Makers   Special Reserve - Blacksmith Edition   Black   12   1   Dan And Dave Industries   USPCC
Malibu   Original (Version 1)   Multi Color   27   5   Gemini   USPCC
Maverick   Standard (Ohio)   Blue   9 (Buy Set 18)   9   USPCC   USPCC
Maverick   Standard (Ohio)   Red   9 (Buy Set 18)   9   USPCC   USPCC
Memento Mori   NSX   White   11   3   Murphy's Magic Supplies, Inc.   USPCC
Monarchs   Gold Monarchs   Gold   88   1   Theory11   USPCC
NOC   Minimal Playing Cards V1 (Unmarked)   Blue   22 (Buy Set 110)   1   USPCC   USPCC
NOC   Colorgrades   Desert Orange   12 (Buy Set 24)   1   Art Of Play   USPCC
NOC   Minimal Playing Cards V1 (Unmarked)   Green   22 (Buy Set 110)   1   USPCC   USPCC
NOC   Minimal Playing Cards V1 (Unmarked)   Purple   22 (Buy Set 110)   1   USPCC   USPCC
NOC   Minimal Playing Cards V1 (Unmarked)   Red   22 (Buy Set 110)   1   USPCC   USPCC
NOC   Colorgrades   Tropic Green   12 (Buy Set 24)   1   Art Of Play   USPCC
NOC   Minimal Playing Cards V1 (Unmarked)   Yellow   22 (Buy Set 110)   1   USPCC   USPCC
Odyssey   Aether Edition   Black   13   2   Sergio Roca   HCPC
Rarebit   Rarebit Gold   Gold   19   1   Theory11   USPCC
Spider Web   Original   Black   18   2   Penguin Magic   USPCC
Steamboat   Standard   Blue   25 (Buy Set 50)   1   USPCC   USPCC
Steamboat   Standard   Red   25 (Buy Set 50)   1   USPCC   USPCC
Stud   Standard   Blue   29 (Buy Set 58)   1   USPCC   USPCC
Stud   Standard   Red   29 (Buy Set 58)   1   USPCC   USPCC
Superior Brand   Classic Back   Black   6 (Buy Set 18)   1   EPCC   EPCC
Superior Brand   Classic Back   Blue   6 (Buy Set 18)   1   EPCC   EPCC
Superior Brand   Classic Back   Red   6 (Buy Set 18)   1   EPCC   EPCC
Tally-Ho   Fan Back (Ohio)   Black   19   1   ?   USPCC
Tally-Ho   Cardistry-Con 2018   Blue - Orange   25   6   USPCC   USPCC
Tally-Ho   Olive Edition - Player's Edition   Olive   11   1   Kings Wild Project   USPCC
Tally-Ho   Circle Back   White   7 (Buy Set 14)   2   Penguin Magic   USPCC
Tally-Ho   Fan Back   White   7 (Buy Set 14)   2   Penguin Magic   USPCC
Texan   Marlboro   Blue   7.5 (Buy Set 15)   1   USPCC   USPCC
Texan   Marlboro   Red   7.5 (Buy Set 15)   1   USPCC   USPCC
Ultimate Deck   Original (Version 1)   Black   21   1   The D&D Playing Card Co.   USPCC
Voyager   Original   Black   9.5   1   Theory11   USPCC
X Ask Alexander   X Original   X Red   5   X 1   X Conjuring Arts Research Center   X USPCC
X Bicycle   X Faded Crème   X Blue   3   X 1   X USPCC   X USPCC
X Bicycle   X Inspire   X Blue   20 (Buy Set 40)   X 1   X House Of Playing Cards   X USPCC
X Bicycle   X Coctail Party   X Green   3   X 1   X USPCC   X USPCC
X Bicycle   X Fashion   X Metallic Silver   3   X 1   X USPCC   X USPCC
X Bicycle   X Fashion   X Pastel Pink   3   X 1   X USPCC   X USPCC
X Bicycle   X Inspire   X Red   20 (Buy Set 40)   X 1   X House Of Playing Cards   X USPCC
X Fournier   X 818   X Black   2   X 1   X USPCC - Fournier   X USPCC - Fournier
X I Love NY   X Original   X White   2   X 1   X USPCC   X USPCC
X Iraqi's Most Wanted   X Original - Bridge   X Green   2   X 1   X Unknown   X Unknown
X Iraqi's Most Wanted   X Original   X Green   5   X 1   X USPCC   X USPCC
X NOC   X Super NOC - NOCs of Steel   X Silver   22   X 5   X House Of Playing Cards   X USPCC
X Smoke And Mirrors   X Carbon   X Grey   32   X 1   X The D&D Playing Card Co.   X USPCC
Z Fontaine Sticker Pack   Z Sticker Pack   Z Sticker Pack   15   Z 1   Z Sticker Pack   Z Sticker Pack
Z Ripndip Fontaine Sticker Pack   Z Sticker Pack   Z Sticker Pack   8   Z 1   Z Sticker Pack   Z Sticker Pack

Was wondering if anyone knew  when Aviators change the ace of spades from generic to the modern ones?

thanks!
 AC

Quote from: cere23 on November 15, 2016, 01:29:06 AM

I am new to collecting, Have been collecting for almost a year.
I spend alot of  money,  got great deals, however I do feel guilty about spending so much money, Now looking back, because of that reason, sometimes I regret starting this hobby, afterall it was hobby discovered practically on accident.

I collect for fun,, never intended to sell, or make money. I originally planned on buying 1 deck to keep seal, and 1 to open, but then it got really difficult to open a seal deck that sells at premium.   And decks at release are getting more and more expensive.

I think I have over 550 unique decks and maybe over 1300  in total decks, lost count,
now I find myself now purging alot of my duplicates,  trading or selling.


Even if i get good returns on one deck, There is another that would sell below cost,
It really is just to make a little money, or just get my money back after all the selling/shipping costs.

It's really really difficult  to have a consistent income from buying and selling decks of cards.
I see myself more as selling to buy some other decks later, or buying a bundle, then make my money back, and hoping to cover a few decks for personal collection (less guilt).

Atleast now I ended my search on pre-2016 decks, now I can just get new releases,
Instead of hunting.

Wow, you dove into the hobby head-first, didn't you?    I've been at it since the end of 2010 and I have maybe 50% more than you do.

Chasing the older decks can be fun, but it can also be costly.  It's not a bad thing to do, if you really target your searches and find some good deals - they're out there if you look.  Sometimes, you'll even run into collectors interested in acquiring some of your "trading fodder" (duplicate decks you're looking to sell) in exchange for the older stuff you would like but otherwise might not be able to readily afford.

I decided if I was going to be serious about it, Might as well go All-In , Though first 3 Months, I did not get any Older Kickstarter Decks (Expensive),  I used to think anything above 12$ is just too much for a deck of cards, *Now its a Norm, even before 3rd Party Market*

So I Just kinda got USPCC standards, maybe few early Ellusionist and T11 flagship decks.
Then I Just Dove in,  I figure It will just be harder and harder to hunt decks I would eventually would wanna get anyways, and more expensive. Also have found some good deals from people who were shedding duplicates, and just found good luck.
I feel if I started in 2017 as oppose to 2016,  It would be impossible to get to where I am now. As some decks seem to have just vanish from circulation.

Mmm,

Atleast its not expensive, maybe just use that deck to practice cardistry, 
Or use a joker to replace a card. Marking it as the card you lost.

Anyways, thats what i would do.

1 deck every 18 months?

Well then we collectors must be at the top of their list of "VIPs"

I am not sure how the math works on this, and what constitutes as  "customer of theirs"
I buy a Slurpee every maybe once a year,   I do not consider myself a Slurpee customer.

More access with lower price per deck and people complain? 

Thought I would chime in here, I should probably keep my mouth shut though haha. If we've said it once, we've said it a hundred times. There is no such thing as a rare modern playing card. Chase decks aren't limited or rare or special in any other way than being, Chase decks. They're for FUN. It's a great time getting a chase deck in your hands for the first time. If a company decides after years of slow rolling said chase deck to lift the gates for a moment and give access to them, well that's a beautiful thing. Instead of one or two of that chase deck, you can have more with ease! If you already have the chase deck, well you had the pleasure of the chase and the reward, now you get the pleasure of more on the cheap. If it's someone who hasn't had access to the chase deck for whatever reason, they can get in on that and enjoy the deck as well. The company gets to unload a portion of it's years old deck stock, making room for some other things. Those other things will be coming around the corner and maybe it will be a new chase deck. Something for more fun as they attempt to mix it up a bit.

Personally, I'm not one for getting bent out of shape over a chase deck. No matter the chase deck and I do have a lot of them myself. I get more bent out of shape when a deck costs $10 instead of $6, if I buy a brick I'm not getting a deal I used to get. Rather I'm paying what they should be sold for to begin with. (Talking to the big bois out there who  usually put out the chase decks.) Griping about that is pointless though, kickstarter shifted things. Accepted it and moved on.

Collecting playing cards is going to forever be a Luxury Hobby. I think it's a great hobby and I have a fondness for some decks that outweighs my fondness for my cat. It's still a Luxury Hobby. Kind of have to accept that aspect of collecting playing cards, especially when it comes to chase decks.

I do not disagree with you. 
I like price per deck to be low.,  and I don't even like the idea of Chase Decks.

My main issue, like anything else, and not limited to playing cards,  is Slight to Heavy Manipulative Advertising.

Companies advertise like it will never be available again, "Get it NOW, before too late". "Only 1000 will ever be on sale,"
Then go figure, eventually it goes on sale again,  sometimes 80% discount,  I believe it will make people feel like a suckers,
(ie like the local collector I knew)
The same People that invest in that said company those most.

Moreover, I dislike of Producers controlling the supply, I know it's there right, just like there right to charge 22$ for a kick starter deck,  I don't hold anything against that, but I guess I like the idea of , Just releasing everything that was intended to be sold, and when it sells out,  it sells out.
 







 

Quote from: cere23 on November 22, 2016, 01:10:09 AM

I called bicycle,  they said the streamlines were made in china upon examining.
She also said  that was the newest as they go through inventory quick. Ah well.

What are smooth bicycles, ? Like rider back smooth?

Thanks

First of all, you didn't call "Bicycle."  It's like inquiring about a Ford Mustang by calling Mustang.  You called bicyclecards.com, I presume, which is Wingra Direct, a retailer and wholly-owned subsidiary of USPC.  They handle USPC's sales.

The Bicycle E-Z-See Lo-Vision decks are made with a smooth finish - unembossed.  This was sometimes referred to as an "Ivory Finish" in some older deck designs, but the last Bicycle deck I know of that used the term was CARC's Bicycle Professionals.  They have Rider Backs and giant faces with two- and four-color design elements made for easier play by people with less-than-perfect eyesight.

I'd be surprised if USPC went back to a Chinese company to make Streamlines - they did a trial run with some lesser brands a few years back but found the quality to be inferior and unacceptable.  But then again, as of earlier this year they do have new corporate ownership - Jarden was purchased by Newell Brands - so the new corporate overlords could be making them pinch the pennies a little harder than before.  I really couldn't say, to be honest.

your right,
i kinda generalized it by saying Bicycle.
Anyways,  surprised that they told me to Contact Merz67.

My apologies Don,
I think it could be a unconscious thing, I knew your name was Don too,

I have some 2009 Decks says made in china.

I am thinking about ordering from bicycle.com for some Streamlines, if made in the US
It doesn't say where its made, and also it is Cheaper than Mavericks.

I am new to collecting, Have been collecting for almost a year.
I spend alot of  money,  got great deals, however I do feel guilty about spending so much money, Now looking back, because of that reason, sometimes I regret starting this hobby, afterall it was hobby discovered practically on accident.

I collect for fun,, never intended to sell, or make money. I originally planned on buying 1 deck to keep seal, and 1 to open, but then it got really difficult to open a seal deck that sells at premium.   And decks at release are getting more and more expensive.

I think I have over 550 unique decks and maybe over 1300  in total decks, lost count,
now I find myself now purging alot of my duplicates,  trading or selling.


Even if i get good returns on one deck, There is another that would sell below cost,
It really is just to make a little money, or just get my money back after all the selling/shipping costs.

It's really really difficult  to have a consistent income from buying and selling decks of cards.
I see myself more as selling to buy some other decks later, or buying a bundle, then make my money back, and hoping to cover a few decks for personal collection (less guilt).

Atleast now I ended my search on pre-2016 decks, now I can just get new releases,
Instead of hunting.

though very nice looking
but bummed its marked.

Quote from: cere23 on November 07, 2016, 06:36:06 PM

Thank you don

it sounds like they start using different tuck ,
Maybe cost savings.
i notice when those started reviewing the decks prolly bought them when they were just releaed, and the tucks seems to majority the lighter color one,



the newer D&D green aristocrat mimics the color of the darker version,

If I'm not mistaken, the green Aristocrats were specially-ordered as a private print run for Magic Apple and Dan and Dave rather than being produced by USPC themselves.  A MAJOR difference between the older decks and the new ones is that the unique Aristocrat stock is no longer being produced by USPC - the new ones are one Bicycle stock.  It's not a bad stock, really - but it's not Aristocrat stock.  Aristocrat had a certain thickness and softness to it that Bicycle stock doesn't have.

Too bad,  Aristo Stock may be best ever

Wondering why was there 2 different Aristocrat Versions (Both states 2011)
Did USPCC just decide to do cheaper packaging ? 
One on Right with lighter color, has seems more embossed with shield looks slightly bigger

Thanks, any info would be appreciated.
C

My bad,  , i ment coat, not finish,   there doesnt seem much coating, surface feels rougher, grittier, thus stickier
Even if i abuse bikes, surface area feels smooth even if they no longer fan

The decks was out of the box like that.

i remember angelback squeezers, hertiage v1 series, was similar