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SMOKE & MIRRORS X FULTONS CARBON LIMITED GILDED V6

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V6. Carbon. Exclusive to the Limited Edition Six Pack Box. Featuring a completely radical take on the Smoke & Mirrors X FULTONS Anniversary Edition. This borderless pattern is inspired by antiquated maps and classic typography.

Originally released on November 6th, 2012 the Carbon Edition of Smoke & Mirrors has been reimagined with an all-new borderless design in collaboration with Brad Fulton. This is the sixth and final colorway in the original series and is available exclusively as part of the Smoke & Mirrors Anniversary Edition Box Set.

This new fifteen-anniversary edition carbon takes inspiration from 19th-century typography—a homage to the original Smoke & Mirrors design with intricate details for a sophisticated look.

The cards feature our trademark D&D monogram in a new typeset surrounded by a minimal dot pattern on the backs, along with a custom ace of spades, joker, and suits for the number cards. Printed by the U.S. Playing Cards Co. on our trademark thin stock using classic Arrco-style court cards.

Packaged inside a gray letterpress-printed tuck box sealed with a stamp.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sofia F. ★★★★★

The gold detailing on this anniversary pattern catches the light way more than the photos showed. Snagged it in the six pack box and it's easily the standout of the set.

Ava J. ★★★★★

Didn't expect the carbon texture to feel this smooth in hand, honestly nicer than the plain anniversary version I had before. The gilded detailing on the borderless pattern picks up light in a way photos just don't capture.

Matthew ★★★★★

The borderless design caught me off guard in the best way—it looks almost liquid up close, and the carbon weave shifts depending on the light. Pulling it out of the box felt heavier and more substantial than I expected for a limited piece. This one’s going straight into the rotation, not just the di