Best place to get various bricks of common decks?

[JarrettC2]

For various purposes, I’m looking to purchase say like 2 bricks of Bees in 2 variants and 2 split color bricks of tallyho fans and circle backs.

Are there any places I should be aware of for good deals? T11 isn’t terrible on pricing for them for you never really know. Googling just lead me to magic cafe and t11 forums mentioning FullBoatDealer which now seems obsolete.

 

[Stu-pendous]

My first place to go for bulk orders is trying amazon, prices are pretty similar, some a little less some a little more, then just compare postage to t11 or other sites whichever works out cheaper is the one to go for.

I'm in Australia so even the cheapest cards are expensive for me to import. So good deals are always somethigsi look for.

 

[JarrettC2]

My first place to go for bulk orders is trying amazon, prices are pretty similar, some a little less some a little more, then just compare postage to t11 or other sites whichever works out cheaper is the one to go for.

I'm in Australia so even the cheapest cards are expensive for me to import. So good deals are always somethigsi look for.

That is true. That same day free prime s&h is always nice.

 

[RealityOne]

Check out kardwell.com. They have a large selection and bulk pricing.

 

[ScottH5]

If you don't restrict yourself to those brands of cards, take a look at Costco. You can get 36 Bicycle decks for $49. That comes to $1.36/deck. I prefer to buy used decks off of eBay. Much cheaper if you're just looking for practice decks. For practice, you really just want relatively unused decks and don't care if they are missing a card or two. For that, eBay is the place to go.

 

[JarrettC2]

If you don't restrict yourself to those brands of cards, take a look at Costco. You can get 36 Bicycle decks for $49. That comes to $1.36/deck. I prefer to buy used decks off of eBay. Much cheaper if you're just looking for practice decks. For practice, you really just want relatively unused decks and don't care if they are missing a card or two. For that, eBay is the place to go.

Is that a kingdom of loathing avatar? If so, rock on. But my issue is I do already have the costco loads of bikes and leftovers from making gimmicks. I'm just trying to expand out into a few other solid recognizable cards that are superior in quality to bikes (at least with my experience) and aren't at vanity deck costs. Cutting up a pack of monarchs for a gimmick hurts the wallet.

 

[ScottH5]

Is that a kingdom of loathing avatar? If so, rock on.

You nailed it.