New Uncut _____ Playing Cards - 1/4 Gross (36 decks)
Does this mean that the cards are still sheeted together?
Does this mean that the cards are still sheeted together?
theory11 — Magic Tricks & the World's Finest Playing Cards
"Uncut"?
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I believe it means that the corners have not been cut off. Casino's (like, say the Wynn Casino) will cut off card corners when they are done with the cards.
Uncut playing cards usually mean they're still together. They're directly from the presses and haven't been "cut" or separated from each other yet. It would look like the uncut playing cards that Ellusionist sells.
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You are right, but to be specific those are called "Uncut Sheets". It's often shortened to simply "uncut" though. In this case however, i'm pretty sure that they are reffering to the corners not having been cut off (as stated above).
That's confusing, haha
Generally, "uncut" refers to an uncut sheet of cards off the press. That's 56 cards all still attached which can be framed and put on the wall as a lovely decoration
When the cards are from a casino but don't have the corners clipped, that's usually referred to as "uncancelled." However, I would think no one would want 36 decks worth of uncut sheets, and they wouldn't be referred to as decks anyway, so I would safely say that they're uncancelled.
Generally, "uncut" refers to an uncut sheet of cards off the press. That's 56 cards all still attached which can be framed and put on the wall as a lovely decoration
When the cards are from a casino but don't have the corners clipped, that's usually referred to as "uncancelled." However, I would think no one would want 36 decks worth of uncut sheets, and they wouldn't be referred to as decks anyway, so I would safely say that they're uncancelled.