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Green Back Bicycle Decks

Postby mccabe24 » Aug 24th, '06, 15:21



Does anyone know where I can find a deck of green back Bikes? I've never seen them at online card shops. I've heard of people buying them at Wal-Mart, but I've never seen them there either.

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Postby IAIN » Aug 24th, '06, 15:24

in the UK (if thats where you're from) cards4magic.co.uk should have both sets of green backs...but a regular google search should cough up a fair few sites...i've seen them on my travels on a few sites...

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Postby Tom Hutley » Aug 24th, '06, 15:25

Last time I checked www.magicbox.uk.com had them, and I think they were cheaper than regular bicycle cards.

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Postby trickyricky » Aug 24th, '06, 16:32

Thats true, its also the reason why ive started using them more than normal bikes! Think the green backs are £1.50 a pack and red or blue backs are £1.75 per pack.

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Postby Lawrence » Aug 24th, '06, 16:33

YEY, thanks for that, i love all things green and the only reason i don't use them is the cost. I'm there. brilliant. appreciated guys

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Postby Lawrence » Aug 30th, '06, 15:29

at a miminum of $8? dear dear. that's about £5. whereas they cost £1.50 from the site mentioned a few posts up. i know where my next order is going. one brick of green backs please!

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Postby trickyricky » Aug 30th, '06, 17:32

Actually, if you order the brick, i think its a bit more expensive! At least, last time i looked it was.


edit: Just checked their new site and they have reduced the price of the brick! Lovely news i say!

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Postby Lawrence » Aug 30th, '06, 17:35

trickyricky wrote:Actually, if you order the brick, i think its a bit more expensive! At least, last time i looked it was.


that's just crazy!

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Postby dat8962 » Aug 30th, '06, 17:51

THe brick is usuall cheaper per item when you spread the cost but what often makes them more expensive is the postage!

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Postby trickyricky » Aug 30th, '06, 18:06

Yeah i know. When i first saw the new price, it was £1.50 for 1 deck or £21.50 for a brick. I have checked the site though and they have now changed it to £16.50 a brick, which is splendid!

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Postby mccabe24 » Aug 31st, '06, 00:44

Sorry if I sound like an idiot, but how many packs are in a brick?

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Postby saxmad » Aug 31st, '06, 10:28

mccabe24 wrote:Sorry if I sound like an idiot, but how many packs are in a brick?


12.

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