Fulton's Playing Cards

GILDED LANCE MOUNTAIN SILVER ANNIVERSARY DOUGHBOY PLAYING CARDS

GILDED LANCE MOUNTAIN SILVER ANNIVERSARY DOUGHBOY PLAYING CARDS - Main image
$35.99 $59 In stock

Category: GILDED

This LIMITED HOT FOIL STAMPED edition was created to celebrate 60 years of Lance Mountain. Only 40 of each gilded edition were made. The card back is filled with magnificent bright silver foil and a new rendition of Lance's first pro model from Variflex. Comes with exclusive matching seal.

Lance Mountain. Skateboard legend, artist, and original member of the famed Bones Brigade. Lance has been doing the art for his own skateboards since the 1980s...and lately has been drawing classic skateboard graphics using his legendary character "doughboy" as the star. 

Every court card in this deck is Lance's take on skateboard art history. You will find Lance's renditions of Tony Hawk, Jeremy Klein, Ray Barbee, John Lucero, Matt Hensley, Natas Kaupas and many more.

The back design is a completely new illustration using Lance's first pro model for Variflex from 1980 to celebrate his 60 years. Don't miss this completely unique deck by one of the legends of skateboarding and art.

Illustrated Completely by Lance Mountain

Produced by Fulton's Playing Cards.

Embossed tuck box with UV Gloss Elements.

Printed in China on Cardistry Playing Card Stock.

Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Brian S. ★★★★★

The silver foil on the card backs catches light in a way photos just don't capture. Mine came numbered out of 40, which makes the gilded edition feel like a real collector's piece rather than a gimmick.

Penelope ★★★★★

The silver foil on the card back is genuinely stunning in person, way brighter than photos show. I got number 12 of the 40 gilded decks, and the hot stamping on the tuck looks flawless. Can't bring myself to actually shuffle these.

Eva H. ★★★★☆

Bought these for my brother who's collected decks since the 80s, and the foil stamping feels genuinely premium in hand. Only complaint is that with just 40 made I'm scared to actually shuffle them, so they're display-only for now.