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Can't wait for these!

JacksonRobinson wrote: ↑Mon Jun 15, 2020 8:52 am Here is a rough pic of the back design with the delicious holo foil incorporated into the design

IMHO Diffractors have just been outclassed by these, big time.

May god have mercy on my wallet....

Who is printing these?!?!

chicken_ql wrote: ↑Mon Jun 15, 2020 3:50 pm Who is printing these?!?!

Shuffled Ink

BaconWise wrote: ↑Mon Jun 15, 2020 4:05 pm

chicken_ql wrote: ↑Mon Jun 15, 2020 3:50 pm Who is printing these?!?!

Shuffled Ink

You laugh but I played with my shuffled ink and EPCC decks and couldn't tell the difference in how they feel!

Lookin' pretty fine.

chicken_ql wrote: ↑Mon Jun 15, 2020 3:50 pm Who is printing these?!?!

EPCC

Is there a release date for this new deck yet?

pstaehlin wrote: ↑Tue Jun 16, 2020 4:54 pm Is there a release date for this new deck yet?

Think I recall hearing ideally late Jun, and before 4 Jul, in one of Jackson’s podcast.

The Legal Tender series are 2 of my all time favorite decks. Im in!

Honestly, Legal Tender were not my favorite of Jackson's work as the details didn't really translate effectively (in my opinion) to the lower resolution of playing cards. However, this new version does look great as I do like bling and this has it in spades.

I like Jackson when he takes a theme (pick a theme) and takes it to a whole new creative level. Honestly, Jackson is just like a grown up ADHD kid jacked up on caffeine when his vast artistic creativity is just unleashed. Just don't hold back Jackson, ever!

Well it looks like we will be taking Jackson to court over these then.

JACKSON - You knew full well of our patent.

We're onto lawyers for this as of NOW.

VXD wrote: ↑Wed Jun 17, 2020 11:05 am Well it looks like we will be taking Jackson to court over these then.

JACKSON - You knew full well of our patent.

We're onto lawyers for this as of NOW.

Is this for real??

brownsl - Why would we patent something, spend 3 years and $30K doing so and then just allow someone to infringe the patent. That's the whole purpose of inventing something and patenting it. Yes, it's 100% for real, regrettably.

The critical claim, which the production of these playing cards will infringe:

Andrew, your issue doesn't lie with Jackson, it lies with EPCC
Your issue needs to be raised with EPCC as they're the producer of such technology being offered to JR.

For all you know it's a totally different process in-which the cards are manufactured and produced.

I'm sure your words aren't going to go to far with a civil law-suit pending in Germany or the US while these cards get produced and distributed. By the time you get an infringement order, the cards will be produced and distributed.

Good luck.

Lastly, is your patent worldwide patent protection?

aznh wrote: ↑Wed Jun 17, 2020 11:36 am Felipe, your issue doesn't lie with Jackson, it lies with EPCC
Your issue needs to be raised with EPCC as they're the producer of such technology being offered to JR.

Exactly!
Even so this is not the same technology as yours..

So are we saying that no other cards can have holographic elements on the actual cards?

B/C andrew think's he owns the world or holographic technology on playing cards..

But doesn't Monolith have holographic foil on them?

Am I reading this right? You claim to have patented the concept of using holograms - a technology invented in 1948, I might add - specifically on playing cards, a technology invented somewhere in the depths of time?

That pretty much sounds like patent trolling to me.

This is going to be funny. EPCC isn't printing the decks themself. Everyone knows they use a contratual partner based in China. A wet dream for a lawyer, haha.

Decks are in production btw, so you better hurry with filling the law suit.

JR isn't hiding holographic art on the cards. You can see it easily. VXD has invisible holographic ink and art which is totally different.

USPCC has visible holographic edge foiling but you see it. I think JR used it on Back To School.

VXD is way off on this holographic claim.

Wow, not sure if trolling or serious.

From our perspective the former; from VXD's perspective the later...

Wow you have time for taking people to court but can't write an update on Kickstarter in two months, lol

Publicly threatening to sue another creator for using a company to print cards (it's not like Jackson is printing these in his basement, why would suing him make any sense in the first place?!) makes me happy I never backed their overpriced diffractor decks.

shkorc wrote: ↑Wed Jun 17, 2020 12:37 pm Wow you have time for taking people to court but can't write an update on Kickstarter in two months, lol

Got 'em