Cherry Casino Playing Cards (Tahoe Blue)
- Stock: In Stock
- Model: NMS-2074
- SKU: NMS-2074
The inviting blue of Cherry Casino Playing Cards (Tahoe Blue) begs your fingers to touch each card.
Feel the refreshing, thin card stock of the cards as they move effortlessly in your hands. It is obvious why all versions of Cherry Casino Playing Cards continue to be sought after by magicians, collectors, and gamblers worldwide.
Lake Tahoe has enticed adventurers to come swim in its clear waters during the day, and escape to the casinos at night.
Cherry Casino Playing Cards (Tahoe Blue) captures the spirit of an old-time casino, and one of the USA's deepest, clearest lakes, with its mystical pearl tone and the classic cherry symbol.
You can almost hear the flick of the cards against the felt table, and the familiar ring of a slot machine jackpot nearby.
Designed by Sam Devins in partnership with Derek McKee, Cherry Casino Playing Cards continues to captivate magicians and cardists with unparalleled quality.
Printed by U.S. Playing Card Company with specially colored court cards, and custom designed Ace of Spade and Jokers.
Includes 2 specially printed gaff cards.
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