They were made by some random person who though a black j-nugg deck would be cool and that it would be worth something. It was created using the USPCC's custom deck creator at a likely price of $20. The deck is on regular bike stock with a regular air-cushion finish.
The think that make J-Nuggs worth while in the hands of the people who made them popular was the unique stock and finish. The cards DO NOT have the same stock or finish. If you want to know what these will feel like, pick up a deck of lower-than-average quality Bicycle playing cards. These are printed on the same stock with the same finish with less quality control than regular bikes.
They were made by some random person who though a black j-nugg deck would be cool and that it would be worth something. It was created using the USPCC's custom deck creator at a likely price of $20. The deck is on regular bike stock with a regular air-cushion finish.
The think that make J-Nuggs worth while in the hands of the people who made them popular was the unique stock and finish. The cards DO NOT have the same stock or finish. If you want to know what these will feel like, pick up a deck of lower-than-average quality Bicycle playing cards. These are printed on the same stock with the same finish with less quality control than regular bikes.
I'm sure that these Black Jerry's were NOT produced using the USPCC's Custom Deck Creator....They were printed on a cheap and bad stock somewhere in China...You cannot make a custom box using the Deck Creator
and i'm sure you won't get your JN Deck from USPCCS due to Copyright Reasons...These Decks are just fakes...don't buy them.
Thanks everyone for the replies. =D
I thought I missed out some sort of event to get THAT deck (since the faces are even so shadow-master style...........so ya)
Even though it is fake, the design looks cool with shadow.
But well, I still LOVE the original JN Decks the most
Yeah dude, I actually saw a similar deck a few weeks on Ebay and immediately thought that it was fake just because of the cheep look of them. So I asked Lee Asher and he said that black J-nuggs were fake and originals were only printed in Red and Blue