Exquisite Bold And Bolder Edition Playing Cards Set EPCC
Exquisite Bold And Bolder Edition Playing Cards Set EPCC
Introducing Exquisite Bolder with Perfecta Foil - LIMITED QUANTITY!
The original Exquisite Bold from Expert Playing Card Co.® was the first deck by any card company to incorporate foil into the back design of a playing card. We did this a few years ago and the Exquisite Bold decks sold out quickly and became a sensation. They are now hard to find.
Now Expert has done it again. By creating and introducing Perfecta Foil, Expert has moved the bar again. This new technology allows for foil to be extremely accurate and also can be shaded to add the illusion of depth to the design. This is just a first use of this technology, but what a first it is!
Like the original Exquisite Bold, this new version also sports our Master Finish. They handle beautifully, even better than the originals. They are also cut traditionally so that Faro shuffles work perfectly.
The tuck is also very special. It's sideways like Expert pioneered some years ago, but this time we used a very heavy soft-touch material. We also used Perfecta Foil on the tuck, Spot UV and 3D embossing. Both the tuck and this great deck are equally special!
2017 Release
The Exquisite Bold deck set a milestone in printing by incorporating foil directly on the playing card. Aside from the stunning and revolutionary design, it has proved to be an extremely popular deck for cardists due to its superior handling and EPCC's signature Master Finish.
The deck itself is extremely limited. Less than 1,500 were printed as an experimental project to see if this new technique could even be achieved. The outcome is amazing. The cards handle great! If you love collecting playing cards, this is a great opportunity to own a deck that will likely never be printed again.
The back design was inspired from an old deck in the mid-1800s and recreated by hand exclusively for this limited edition release.
The sideways box, now a standard for The Expert Playing Card Co., was first introduced in 1895 by The Union Playing Card Co. Aside from looking better than the classic tuck used by other brands of cards we think this one makes for inserting and removing cards easier.