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    Minor Defect Fournier 818 poker cards (Red)
    Minor Defect Fournier 818 poker cards (Red)
    Minor Defect Fournier 818 poker cards (Red)
    Minor Defect Fournier 818 poker cards (Red)
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    Minor Defect Fournier 818 poker cards (Red)

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    • SKU: F21643-red-defect
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    DESCRIPTION

    PLEASE NOTE! This item has minor cosmetic defects but is fully functional.

    A professional deck of poker cards with Jumbo Index. Plastic Coated Casino Quality Poker Cards with great visibilty.

    • Included: 52 cards + 2 Jokers.
    • Cards size: 63 x 88 mm (2.5" x 3.5"). Weight of the deck: 135 g (approx).
    • Main color: red.
    • Index: jumbo.
    • Made from paper and coated with plastic. Linen finish.
    • New, sealed. Made in Spain.
    • 100% authentic, original Fourier product.
    • Suitable for: magic tricks, poker, home games.

    We are official distributors of Fournier cards from 2015. Fourier is one of the most famous brands worldwide, and preferred poker enthusiasts and professionals alike. Fournier supplies playing cards to leading European casinos and now their exquisite 100% plastic playing cards are available to home players. Naipes Heraclio Fournier S.A. is a well known Spanish playing card manufacturer based in Vitoria (company is property of the United States Playing Card Company).

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