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SMOKE & MIRRORS ANNIVERSARY EDITION: DENIM LIMITED EDITION TWIN PACK

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$32.24 $52 In stock

Category: ARCHIVED PRODUCTS

Packaged inside a blue letterpress-printed tuck box sealed with a stamp. Standard Edition is available along with a Limited Edition Twinpack signed and numbered by the artists 1 through 250. 

* Each Twin Pack includes 1 Standard Edition Deck and 1 Mystery Gilded Deck in Black (100 Decks), Denim (100 Decks), Gold (25 Decks) and Silver (25 Decks. Distribution is random. You can be a lucky winner of a super rare GOLD or SILVER GILDED -- this is a random sweepstakes. 

 And then there was blue, the fourth colorway in the original series of five.

Working with longtime friend and collaborator Brad Fulton, this new fifteen-anniversary edition in denim blue 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 mosaic pattern on the backs, along with a custom ace of spades, joker, and suits for the number cards. Printed by the U.S. Playing Card Co. on our trademark thin stock using classic Arrco-style court cards.

*Shipping November 6th

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Evelyn ★★★★★

The blue letterpress box alone is worth the price—thick, textured paper and a proper wax seal that feels like opening something from another era. Mine arrived quickly and the stamp detail on the tuck box is even crisper in person than photos suggest.

Sofia X. ★★★★★

Got number 137 of 250, and the signed numbering on the twin pack feels like a proper collectible. The blue letterpress box has a nice heft to it, and the stamp seal keeps everything feeling special right up until you break it open.

Mia W. ★★★★★

The stamp on the blue letterpress box is a classy touch, and the fact that mine arrived sealed just adds to the unboxing ritual. I was a bit nervous about the packaging surviving shipping, but the tuck box held up perfectly.