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Paradox Playing Cards

Deck of cards by Danny Weiser
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Designed by: Nick Vlow
Card finish: Air Cushioned
Printed by: USPCC
Box seal: Yes
Custom faces: No
Includes a double-backer: Yes

Printed by USPCC
Printed by
USPCC
Card finish
Air Cushioned
finish
Faces
Standard faces

Paradox Playing Cards

9.95 usd

Deck of cards by Danny Weiser ( - normally $9.95)

 In stock.

The only rule with Paradox Playing Cards is that there are no rules.

This isn’t your standard deck of cards. Paradox Playing Cards draw you in with their mesmerizing back design built with enchanting gold circles that contrast beautifully against a rich black background. While they may initially look chaotic, upon closer inspection, you’ll see there is actually a very planned order to this design. An exclusive question mark Joker and reimagined Court Cards help complete this amusing theme.

Paradox Playing Cards are printed by the United States Playing Card Company and sealed in a lovely themed tuck case sealed with a custom red-and-white stamp. Each deck includes a double-backer for extra card magic potential.

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  • troy asks: I have the Paradox cards and noticed the three blue sun patterns on the backs appear to be graded by suit; hearts brightest, then clubs...but not much difference between diamonds and spades but I'd guess the spades are darkest. There are some minor inconsistencies though...so my question is "was this intentional?" Or am I losing my marbles LOL I do like the cards though! Great feel :-) Surely I am not the only person to have noticed the brightness variations

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