The quality on this deck is insane!!
First of all, the tuck box... It's by far the best tuck so far from the printers in Taiwan. Tucks for previous decks by LPCC (and even EPCC) have been good, but this one takes quality to a new level.
The tuck card feels a lot more durable than anything I know of from USPCC, and the embossed foil is superb. The foil inside the tuck is in a league of it's own -- really shiny and very smooth to touch. Then of course there is the die cut, and perforated seal also. The tuck for this deck as it all.
The cards themselves are perfect for me -- brilliant slip factor, yet at the same time they have the right balance of tack also for extracting single cards (I've not had a single instance of 52-card-pick up with them, where as anything with the USPCC magic finish ends up on the floor at least twice).
The cards also slightly thicker than the Legends V2. Not as thick as the usual Bee Casino cards... but in my estimation, they're the same thickness as the Sharps by LPCC, and Richard Turner's Gamblers. This is my favourite thickness for cards, and so I absolutely love them. Handling is superb for shuffling and any expert at the card table type of sleights.
The artwork by Stutzman, is as expected, excellent. Although the back design for the Legends V2 had a lot more going on, the back design for the #202 Legends is very well balanced in my opinion. The two tone silver and blue is my favourite of the lot.
The card faces are one of the most pleasing things about this deck. Yes, the courts are traditional and not custom (yay!!), but they're the best recoloured traditional courts by far. LPCC have used a pretty cool gold ink on the courts which really makes the other colours (in particular, the red ink) look extra vivid and really 'pop'. Also, the AoS is really cool -- it's now a favourite for me.
The only imperfection I can spot is that the embossed foil on the tuck is sometimes a pixel off from deck to deck... but even that actually looks pretty cool, because it gives a 3D effect. Unless you have multiple decks to compare against, you'd probably think the 1 pixel offset was deliberate.
So, as I'm sure nobody will have been able to guess, I love the #202 Legends! I highly recommend these