Mexican Playing Cards Spanish Faisan Review

Excellent and durable cards. They feel comfortable. Also clear and bright colors. It has become our favorite set of Spanish cards!

My father played this game. I'm glad I found her. The quality is excellent. They are made of plastic and are durable. They can also be washed when they get dirty. I recommend it. Thanks very much!

So if you want to play Scopa, Brisca or Truco, here is a beautiful design of Mexican Cards (Spanish 40), the plastics are durable and the printing is excellent, I can say they will last for many years.

Cards are thin, very thin, but pleasant to the touch. You play very well. They come in a plastic case. Excellent playing cards, I will be buying more of these decks. Love the quality and you can't beat the price. People from a 40-card deck! Great for Conquian!

I'm a little disappointed that one of my cards arrived incomplete. Cropping was wrong (I provided images for comparison). When I shuffle the cards, I feel the card. I also think it's important that all cards are the same. I bought them because I got a much simpler set and it fell apart. I wanted new and better ones, but I didn't expect that. I played high quality cards.

I bought this set because I really wanted to play Conkyan with my parents. It's a Mexican card game that my parents grew up playing and they wanted to learn how to play so I could play with them. My first assessment of these cards is that they are plastic. As such, they're pretty slippery, but thin enough to be shuffled and dealt like regular bike cards. The colors on the card are bright and beautiful, reminding me of the minor arcana in tarot cards. I assume they will last a long time. I am…

ref=cm_cr_srp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8) and I liked them so much I decided to get the blue forecastle deck too. As is usual with Spanish playing cards, there are only 40 cards in a deck. There are numbers 1-7 and three face cards [jack (10), horseman (11), king (12)] for each of the four suits (clubs, cups, swords, coins). Here is a review I wrote for the red stern deck. This applies equally to this seller's blue back deck. My brother-in-law is from Chile and taught us how to play escoba (broom)…