Hi, I've been doing cardistry for about a year and a half now and I really want to purchase a deck of Wynn's playing cards. They look great and they seem like a cool antique/deck to have. I see them on eBay for around $13 to $30, but the top right and bottom left corners seemed to be oddly rounder than the other edges like some of the cheap Bee playing cards you see at pharmacies. Mostly when I see Wynns in action, they have normal corners. I am a bit sceptic as I do not want to be cheated out of my money. Please respond. Thanks!
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Those are cancelled decks. When cards are used at a casino, they're switched out after a game to prevent foul play. The casinos often resell these but clip the corners so the cards can't be reused. The good Wynns will be uncancelled and therefore uncut. Cancelled cards are more readily available, but you want uncut cards for sure. Those are harder to find.
No problem. I'm actually not sure where the best places are to buy Wynns nowadays. Location is definitely an issue. I'm nowhere near Singapore, so Cardvolution would be a bad option for me. If that's near you, I recommend them. Also, Cardvolution seems to be out of stock at the moment.
eBay is probably your best bet. People might trade them, but they're a commodity. Good luck finding them; I hope you get to experience them!
Also, saving up for Brown Wynns from T11's Archive is a good option.
eBay is probably your best bet. People might trade them, but they're a commodity. Good luck finding them; I hope you get to experience them!
Also, saving up for Brown Wynns from T11's Archive is a good option.
I was actually wondering how much the Wynns go for in ebay the other day. That's good info. Thank you
The price seems to have lowered aince I last checked a month ago, the average price is now about ~$40-$60.
For the red or blue Wynns, its typically between 30-35 USD. The brown Wynns normally go for 60-65 USD.