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by **Tjex1** » Aug 19th, '11, 13:53

I was wondering what everyone's all time favourite deck of cards was. My Tally's have just arrived and I love them, 5x better than standard bikes. I also quite like masters...

What is your favourite deck and why, and as I am starting to make a collection (only 15 decks at the moment, but soon to grow!), are Jerry's Nuggets worth getting?

by **mrz0mbie** » Aug 19th, '11, 15:22

ever looked how much jerrys nuggets would cost?

by **jon_kent** » Aug 19th, '11, 15:32

I wouldn't stop using bicycles but i do like the arcane decks as well :oops:

by **Lawrence** » Aug 19th, '11, 16:11

mrz0mbie wrote:ever looked how much jerrys nuggets would cost?

Never seen the appeal myself, guess I must be missing something.

I stick with, and am happy with, standard Bikes. Though I do prefer Green backs.

by **Tjex1** » Aug 19th, '11, 16:54

Only £200 for a deck of nuggets... I guess thats why they are called "nuggets"!

by **Mancunian Lee** » Aug 19th, '11, 17:03

Jerry Nuggets are no longer made are they?

by **Jing** » Aug 19th, '11, 17:19

Jerry's Nuggets worth getting

I use a pack of Jerry's Nuggets at every gig I do (not).

I do like Ghost Decks, but I just use whatever I have lying around, I've got some Bikes, some Tally's and some Split Spades.

by **dat8962** » Aug 19th, '11, 18:46

I was wondering what everyone's all time favourite deck of cards was.

As long as they are reasonably priced and have 52 of them in the box then I'm happy.

When you start thinking of your cards as throw away items then you'll soon stop spending £5+ on a single deck. :lol:

by **hds02115** » Aug 19th, '11, 18:52

I love to use tally-hos for work, but if I was to name my favourit "special" deck, I'd probably say the split spades too. I like using regular looking cards as I feel they have a nice classic look which goes well with my performance style.

by **Vanderbelt** » Aug 19th, '11, 19:00

My favourite decks are genuinely aged ones, in particular some 1930s Fortune Telling cards, Cunard Steamship Co. (1930s also) and some Waddingtons with great artwork that I'm having trouble dating. They smell beautifully old, much nicer than artificially aged decks!

by **Croatoan** » Aug 21st, '11, 00:56

I'm a beginner so have tried loads of decks to find the ones that I can handle best, and while I really like the Fourniers, and quite like Tallys, I'd say standard bikes are what I use most.

by **magicofthemind** » Aug 21st, '11, 09:59

W H Smith own brand.

Barry

by **BradH** » Aug 21st, '11, 23:49

Bicycle Karnivals. The artwork suits the theme of the character I'm in the process of developing.

by **sleightlycrazy** » Aug 22nd, '11, 05:49

I've been in love with Stud brand cards for years. They're cheaper than bikes, avoid crimping, have a nice spring to them, and last forever.

by **Mancunian Lee** » Aug 23rd, '11, 12:44

BradH wrote:Bicycle Karnivals. The artwork suits the theme of the character I'm in the process of developing.

How do you find them? ive got the black, red, and blue and they are all fine. But the dead eyes dont seem to be the same quality, they just dont handle as well.

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