Quinn the Fox Playing Cards

[hsbc]

Quinn the Fox Playing Cards, £15.00 [P52]





Introducing the Quinn the Fox Playing Cards – a labour of love that started as a pandemic distraction but turned into our crowning achievement. Each card is a work of art, painstakingly crafted over the course of 3 years with intricate details and hidden Easter eggs that only true Quinn the Fox fans will appreciate.

Printed in Cambridgeshire on hand-made stock and featuring a soft linen-like finish, these poker-sized cards provide the ultimate handling experience for magicians and playing card enthusiasts alike. The unique textured finish ensures that the cards move smoothly and evenly, allowing for effortless sleight of hand tricks that will leave your audience amazed.

But the attention to detail doesn’t stop there. The playing card box is just as impressive, featuring a stunning gold foil design that showcases all the suit symbols as mechanical devices on the back – a nod to our “Remake You + Me” series of prints.

With their unique design and impeccable quality, the Quinn the Fox Playing Cards are sure to impress anyone who loves magic, art, or simply appreciates a good game of cards.

[Harvonsgard]

The printed in Cambridgeshire on hand-made stock reads interesting. Quite cool design.

[GandalfPC]

They managed a nice air cushion finish…

[hsbc]

The printed in Cambridgeshire on hand-made stock reads interesting.

I think it's just a fancy way of saying they're using Ivory Graphics, which is in Cambridgeshire CHSD used them too

[Fenrir]

Ordered a deck, the courts look great.

[Adamthinks]

I like this one, but at $37 total shipped its not worth it to me.

[zuccha]

I'm not good at English, but here are some pictures and a few reviews.

The item I purchased is wrapped in wrapping paper with a fox on it. The deck is the same, no cello wrap.

The tuck case has a logo in gold hot foil on smooth paper with no embossing.

On the back, each ace is printed in gold foil as well. The design is not very tuck-case-like.

The bottom of the box is not glued, so it gets stuck when you put the cards in.
The box is about 21mm thick and will not fit in the "Playing Cards Wall (100 Decks) Display by TCC".

52 cards weigh 92.73g, 15.25mm thick, and the cutting direction is modern. The edges are a bit pushed out (how can I describe it in English...) by the cutting, and the Faro shuffle doesn't work well.

The embossing pattern, weight, faro, and friction are similar to NPCC.

The back is a 2-way design, the border is a bit thicker. It is properly centered.

Joker and 4 aces.

Court cards. Nice matching outfits for each suit.
Number card pips are custom placed 7,9,10.

I wish the shipping cost was a little less...

[hsbc]

Wonderful pics zuccha, thanks for posting

[zuccha]

I am glad to hear you say so, hsbc.
Since I started watching this UC forum (and Card Guy's youtube), I've had a terrible time losing money and space in my house, so I hope I can help increase the number of similar victims

[kevork]

I am glad to hear you say so, hsbc.
Since I started watching this UC forum (and Card Guy's youtube), I've had a terrible time losing money and space in my house, so I hope I can help increase the number of similar victims

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