Citizen Playing Cards: Elevate Your Card Game with Style and Quality Review

At Christmas I usually give my colleagues bottles of whiskey or wine. But this one was bought for someone who is recovering from alcoholism but throws a poker and whiskey party for his friends every week. This card is for a person of remarkable determination and bravery. He loved it.

These playing cards are *much* better than I expected. The art on the back is amazing and they feel great in the hands. If I had one complaint it would be that the face cards look pretty standard. A little styling would have been nice here. No matter what, Theory 11 has a future in me!

I like the design of both the case and the cards. Quality is good and it's a good deck, but quality control needs improvement. The two I received both had back centering issues. I wanted to leave one unopened as a collector deck, but when I opened the first one and saw it wasn't centered, I wanted to open the second one. While the 2nd was better aligned, it was still knocked out.

I bought these for a sleight of hand back when a great deck made a good impression. I trusted other reviews for feel and handling and was not disappointed. The back design, the ace of spades design and even the box design (inside and out) are beautiful. They handle like butter and the shaft responds very well to every movement. The included double protection is a nice bonus. Will definitely buy again.

These cards are nice and well made at first glance. However, after using them a few times, I was disappointed with the overall quality of the cards, as they felt a bit thinner and less durable than the much cheaper traditional Bicycle playing cards. After just a few uses, the cards are already warping and wrinkling, which is disappointing given the price. Cannot recommend these cards unless you plan to use them occasionally.

I've been practicing card tricks and a bit of magic (Covid) for a few months now and wanted a nicer deck for circulation and general use. They feel great, play great and look amazing. They contain an additional double-backed card for an extra easy hand. All in all, these are the nicest cards I've ever bought and only cost $20, so I think money well spent. My friends kept asking if it was a trick deck, and of course I could have them tested as much as they wanted to show that they were just a…

Some people complained that the cards were supposedly nondescript compared to the embossed box they came in. I want to gently remind people that these are premium playing cards. They can't be super thick and embossed like a box AND maintain optimal performance in the intended contexts (magic tricks, play gifts, etc.). quite long and expensive. And, of course, you're also paying for a box you just can't take your eyes off of. This is my second Theory 11 deck and I am very satisfied. The detail…

I've been fascinated by this deck for a few weeks. I thought the box was beautiful and the design I saw on the Ace in the photos provided was great. I liked the light gold filigree and everything related to it. To be honest I was halfway interested in doing magic and that spurred me on a little bit more. Uniqueness ends after art. Jokers are decent too, but the only ace with a lot of detail other than the box itself. Otherwise, these are good, decent, strong cards. As mentioned in other…