Fulton's Playing Cards

TWIN BUCKS DAN & DAVE TRIBUTE DECK PLAYING CARDS

TWIN BUCKS DAN & DAVE TRIBUTE DECK PLAYING CARDS - Main image
$8.4 $12 In stock

Category: ARCHIVED PRODUCTS

Designed by Brad Fulton for the Birthday of Dan & Dave Buck--featuring art by Jeff Trish. These throwback playing cards feature Dan & Dave Buck on the body of an actual Buck--a surreal homage to the godfathers of the custom playing card revolution.  

Featuring Metallic Pantone Colors and a beautiful gold gilt-edge.

Inspired by an old pack of cards from the 90s released as a promotional item by Philip Morris for their discount cigarette brand, Bucks. We've always liked this deck for its vintage back design, color pallet, unique quality, and of course, the title. Long out of print and somewhat hard to track down, we decided to make our own.

Illustrated by Jeff Trish featuring a surreal take on the Buck Twins--their portraits displayed on thei spirit annimal. Additional details include a custom Ace of Spades, Joker, and promotional card.

Limited Edition of only 300 Decks. Printed in China on Premium Cardistry Stock. Every deck is gilded in gold to symbolize the California Gold Rush--the real life Bucks' native land.

Join the party and celebrate like its 1984.

Very limited quantities exist in this exciting collaboration.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Evelyn ★★★★★

The surreal buck-bodied Dan and Dave figures are exactly the kind of weird tribute I wanted from a Fulton deck. Card stock snaps nicely right out of the tuck, and the throwback faces make it a fun one to actually play with instead of shelving.

Lily P. ★★★★★

The Jeff Trish artwork is the real draw here — each court card has that surreal buck-body treatment and it's way more detailed in person than I expected. Cards fan smooth right out of the tuck, no clumping. Fun little collector deck.

Nicholas ★★★★★

I picked these up as a fan of the Buck twins and the surreal buck-body design got a laugh out of everyone at my table. The throwback stock shuffles smooth right out of the box and fans beautifully for cardistry. Jeff Trish's art on the court cards is the real highlight.