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Thickest Cards
Hey everyone, I'm just wondering which deck of cards on the market is the thickest in stock, thanks.
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Hey, not sure what you're looking for.
In my opinion, if you're looking for GOOD cards, as in a good finish, you won't find many thick ones. Tally's and Bikes are pretty thin in comparison to some of the dollar store Omaha cards you can buy-- they're THICK, but garbage finish.
Do you live in Canada or the US? It depends where, then I could help you more.
Go for Omaha's, in the dollar store. As for good finished cards, I can't really think of any specifically THICK cards, but (PLEASE, T11 don't kill me) "E" sells those thick cards or something. If you really want them that bad you can buy them from E, but E is junk. SO DON'T!
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Masters are probably the thickest, if that's what floats your boat.
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Some Bees are thick. Masters are on Bee stock.
Ask me anything about or relating to playing cards, I'm sure that I can help
I have anglos, absoluts, and various vintage casino decks im trying to get rid of. PM me.
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Casino cards in general are thick.
Wynns are thicker than most decks.
Masters edition (already said) are thick too.
What do you need thick cards for? (I'm just curious)
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