Thanks for your information sir, but the USA words was not the same as the original that i knew U.S.A
See my post above, i have them and they are standard bikes.
Thank you sir for your information
, by the way is your “made in usa” words on the side of the deck has similar with mine ? or yours has dot on it like “made in U.S.A”Thats what im thinking about, i got a lot of differences between mine and others That said it was legit deck. My friend told me to feel the slipperiness of the card, sadly im not understand
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Call me Gustav please. That dot looks like a printing error on the box. The blue bar with 'standard size standard face' looks a bit off to the right. These are seconds. That are decks that didn't pass casino quality standards. My dealer sells them for 2/3 of the price. Sometimes the print on the cards is slightly off or the color isn't exactly right but they are real bicycles. Usually sold through wall-mart or petrol-stations. Nothing wrong with them, just cheaper. That slipperiness is easy to see, not to feel. Let light reflect off a card. You will see that the cards have very fine lines in them, like a net. That is the air-cushion finish, i believe. Cheap cards are just cardboard coated in plastic that is egal and shiny. They don't have lines. Take one of the advertising cards out of the deck and tear it carefully. You will see black glue in between the face and the back. There are other ways too but this one of the simplest. Bicycle has a video out about the production process that shows you all about it. Hope this helps you. G.Thank you sir for your information
Finally i got the answer
) thank you so much Gustav, this is very helpful for me as a beginner, may you have a good day and could you tell me please for more legit detail or have another update about bicycle cards soon one once again thanks for your help
