💰 Aristocrat Bank Note 727 Playing Cards - 2 Deck Set with enhanced SEO Review

I like the pattern on the back of the cards. They're made by USPCC in Erlanger, Kentucky, so you already know they're quality cards.

These are the smoothest, clearest and most beautiful cards I have ever used. They separate as if floating in mid-air. The decks are shrink-wrapped so you'll get both colors no matter what. The most pleasant Revain purchase of recent times.

Beautiful classic postcards with slightly muted colors, metallic gold ink, white borders and standard faces. If you're looking for a classic with a touch of sophistication, this is a great option. Smooth and crisp, these cards will really float across your table scene.

These cards can cost $15 a pack and I would still put them in my top ten. The Aristocrat stock is light and fluffy, and the finish almost makes the cards fan out. This was the only edition so I'll top it up if you can. They are designed for card sharpeners who value control.

I am a playing card collector and I believe these playing cards are from the US Playing Card Co. - one of their BEST cards. One of the highest quality including the bridge style joker which reminds me a bit of Lucille Ball in a clown costume.

Aristocrats is a brand from the early 20th century. This is a reissue of "banknote" shirts. The back is richly decorated and has a very intricate pattern. Pips and face cards have been polished and have good accents to make them popular even though this is your default deck. Good use of colour. The ace of spades has a great pattern. Overall, this is a nostalgic deck that will probably remind you of what your grandparents used. It's good and it's a good card game. Enjoy!

I remember these cards from my childhood. I didn't think they stopped making them. Again, these are the USPCC's highest quality cards, with a nice thin line design on the reverse, just like bills, hence the name. The two jokers are identical and beautifully designed, all card faces are standard but the red suits are printed in a darker burgundy to match the red backs. Royals have metallic bronze ink in their designs which makes them popular. Each deck also includes a blank postcard and a…

As a practicing magician, I wanted to find a deck that would fall somewhere between Daniel Madison's Riderbacks and Rounders. Aristocrats don't disappoint. I carried these decks with me for well over a month (alternately, of course). Even after wearing them for a long time, the cards still fit perfectly in your hand despite the friction. When you open them you will feel that they are almost indistinguishable from Riderbacks, but after you open them you will feel the difference. These decks each