Bank Note 727 Playing Cards 2 Deck Set

Aristocrats were a brand from the early 1900s. These are a reprint of the “bank note” back cards. The backs are ornate and have a very intricate pattern to them. The pips and court cards have been sharpened and have good accents to make them pop, although it is your standard deck. Good use of color. Ace of Spades has a great pattern. Overall these are a nostalgic deck of cards that probably remind you of what your grandparents used. That’s a good thing and these are a good deck of cards. Enjoy!

I’m not into cardistry or magic, just love collecting decks for games with family and friends. As such, I prefer decks that have that casino “feel”. Bees had always been my go-to for this, but I’m now all about the Aristocrats. While the actual card stock itself feels a lot like Bees, I’m ranking the Aristocrats higher due to the pip coloring being darker for all of the suits, which gives them that casino look. All face cards also have darker colors and highlights. If these were printed on the thicker, casino grade stock, they’d be the best ever.Seller was also great. Decks came as advertised: New, one blue, one red and shrink wrapped.

I remember these cards from when I was a kid. I didn't think they were made anymore.Once again, these are top quality cards by the USPCC, with a fine back design of thin lines like you find on bank notes, hence the name. The two Jokers are identical and have some nice artwork, the faces of the cards are all standard, but the red suits are printed with a darker, burgundy red color, which matches the red backs. The royals have a metallic bronze ink in their designs, which makes them pop. Also included in each deck is a blank faced card, and an ad card listing other brands that the USPCC prints.The backs are just nice to look at, and hide a subtle one-way design in the frame.These are nice, all-purpose cards that handle well and look great.

Good quality cards. Like the feel and look. If you're at an APO be aware they ship USPS "Ground." It took 7 weeks for the cards to reach me.

As a practicing magician, I wanted to find a deck of cards that was somewhere between the Riderbacks and Daniel Madison's Rounders. The Aristocrats do not disappoint. I carried these decks around with me for a good month (obviously alternating between the two). Even after long periods of wear, despite the friction, the cards still feel awesome in your hands. Upon opening them, they will feel almost no different than Riderbacks, but after you break them in, you'll feel the difference. These decks come with on BF card each, and a set of dupe jokers.My only complaints, if I were to have any, and opinion based. First of all, the back design is too busy for my liking. Of course, anyone else may think the complete opposite. This didn't make me love these cards any less. Secondly, the box feels very cheep. It's design is slick, but I can't help feeling like the box belongs to a deck of Mavericks. However, since this was a review for a deck of cards, the box didn't hinder my rating at all.If you enjoy magic or cardistry, I'd certainly pay the money for these cards. It is well worth it, as they will last you a while and continue to impress you as time goes on.

Beautiful classic cards with slightly muted colors, metallic gold ink, white boarders, and standard faces. If you want a classic with just a touch of sophistication, these are a great option. Smooth and crisp, these cards will really glide on the scene of your table.

These are absolutely the best cards for the priceBetter than many 10 dollar decks I've tried, very durable with a nice linen finish, lots of spring and super smooth handling. For 5 bucks a pack you can't beat it, get them while they're around for that price.

Outstanding cards that shuffle well right out of the box. The design in beautiful too. Highly recommend them.