Review on 🃏 Pharo Playing Poker Cards with Collectible Badges by Daniel Warren

The front of the cards is waxed but the back is rougher. This defect makes the person feel inconsistent and somewhat more difficult to deal with. They're easy to play, but not that easy to deal - I accidentally dealt two cards. They look almost worn out, which I don't like; I have another deck from Colonial Williamsburg that looks and feels like new, from that era, with much better materials, and it still serves me. I don't know if this was an unintentional or intentional mistake, but the edges of the front of the cards have a rather annoying blue border where the ink bled through the slots on the back. I don't know if it was an intentional look to match some of the days imperfections, but it's not what's pictured in the ad here. The main advantage of this deck, unlike other decks, is that these cards don't have logos in the corners. I guess this deck forces the viewer to pay a little more attention. Unfortunately, I don't see it as accurate enough to inspire me to recommend this deck to anyone.