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Great deal on Bicycles! £1.84 per deck!

Postby skeen » Jul 12th, '05, 01:15



Hey people.

I just had to share this with you. I got a great deal on Bicycle decks from eBay. 6 decks for £11 (incl. P&P - I chose 2nd class as I don't need them in a hurry). It works out at just £1.84 a deck.

Now, I really wear my cards out, so this is a godsend for me. The sellers name is chico97. Check it out.

Anyone know of any better deals than this? Would be very interested.

Edit: Just did a search on the board and found I can get them even cheaper from a place called Costco. Unfortunately, there are none in London. That sucks.

Edit 2: I just found that I can get a brick of 12 decks for £19.50 (incl. P&P) at magicbox. Works out at £1.63 a deck, not as cheap as Costco.

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Postby MagicIain » Jul 12th, '05, 06:07

They're £1.47 in Asda - search the boards for 'Asda' and you'll find out more. They're normally in the wines/beers/spirits section hanging off the shelf.

Thanks for the tip-off though. :D

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Postby katrielalex » Jul 12th, '05, 09:18

If you want really cheap for Torn and Restored effects or signed cards, you can't do better than the Bike Seconds at magicbox.uk.com - 99p a deck!

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Postby Mianon » Jul 13th, '05, 15:35

i found a load of bikes for £18 for 12 packs on ebay

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Postby Mianon » Jul 13th, '05, 15:56

you can also get bikes at penguin magic uk for about £1.54 + FREE delivery what ever size order. Unlike ebay and most magic shops, plus ASDA sell out fast of stuff like cards as they dont stock great masses of packs.

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Postby skeen » Jul 14th, '05, 14:36

Received my cards today -- they came very quickly, I highly recommend this seller.

They're the ones with the rules to Hold'em in them, they're plastic wrapped and everything. They look oh-so-pretty sitting in my drawer. :)

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Postby Hodgkinson » Jul 14th, '05, 16:15

They're the ones with the rules to Hold'em in them


As are the ones from ASDA :shock:

Looks like someone is making a quick buck out of people that aren't "in the know"

Do they have a yellow star over the words BACK and CARDS on the box ?

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Postby Sym » Jul 14th, '05, 18:05

Hodgkinson wrote:Do they have a yellow star over the words BACK and CARDS on the box ?


The one's I have from MagicBox are the same. They'll all just be from the same batch. I mean the THRI packs ain't gonna be exclusively ASDA, are they?

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Postby MagicIain » Jul 14th, '05, 18:18

I bought some bikes from magictricks.co.uk recently, two blue, two red, and the blue ones have the 'hold 'em' instructions and annoying yellow star and the red ones don't. I don't think it's an Asda thing, more likely the USPCC know that poker is becoming very big over here at the moment and it's an extra selling point.

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Postby Hodgkinson » Jul 14th, '05, 18:57

The point I was trying to make was more that the seller of these cards could be (and probably is) buying them from somewhere else cheaply and selling them for a profit.
The thing with the star was just to confirm that they were identical to the ones that I had purchased from ASDA for only £1.47, therefore not making them as cheap as was originally thought by skeen.

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Postby MagicIain » Jul 15th, '05, 06:14

Hodgkinson wrote:The point I was trying to make was more that the seller of these cards could be (and probably is) buying them from somewhere else cheaply and selling them for a profit.


Oh I see - you reckon they're buying them from Asda and selling them on at a higher price... I very much doubt it. The profit margin is absolutely tiny buying from retail and then selling retail... the wholesale price has got to be WAY lower than £1.47.

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