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This is the exclusive edition for Cardistry Con China 2025, highly favored by many cardists at the event.
It interprets the shadows in floral photography with a mysterious black tone, creating a striking contrast with the dazzling holo foil.
Featuring holo foil on back, tuck, courts and select face cards. Housed in black matte tuck case.
The dealersgrip logo is a symbol of what we do. The Logo Deck reflects why we do it.
Over the years, the dealersgrip logo has become a cherished symbol in the community, signaling creative intent and dedication to the art.
This edition continues to honor that purpose, setting the iconic logo on a bed of vivid green foil that shifts in light and responds in motion.
- Quad pips on faces
- Green foil backs with vivid shine
- Logo height on back is 0.52”
- Matte box w/ cut-out windows, border embossing, silver foil
- Edition of 500
Dan & Dave’s iconic line of playing cards rethought by dealersgrip
USPCC crushed stock with vibrant Pantone colors and detailed imagery. Matte tuck enclosure with intricate preview windows and silver metallic foil.
Blue - The Last Machine
“The Last Machine” emerges as an abstract continuation of the Smoke & Mirror series. This blue edition introduces striking visuals and dualistic ideas of human versus machine while accelerating the mechanical aura first established with v5 Denim (2010).
What happens when the shuffling machine becomes self aware? Cardistry is likely one of the last things to be automated due to its hyper specialized and creative nature. But imagining the alternative — a world in which our passion is overtaken by self aware shuffling machines — may lead to us better understanding the current state and future potential of our art form. This is a tribute to the shuffling machine.
Red - The First Human
“The First Human” emerges as an abstract continuation of the Smoke & Mirror series. This red edition introduces striking visuals and dualistic ideas of human versus machine while accelerating the warm aura first established with v6 Rouge (2011).
What does it mean to be a human cardist? Playing cards are fine-tuned to the anatomy of the human hand. Cultural significance and symbols are scattered throughout the courts, pips and numbers. Revisiting these seemingly obvious facts — and either embracing or challenging them — may lead us to better understand the current state and future potential of our art form. This is a tribute to the human hand.
Spring presence in a landscape.
A pathway blanket of multiple truths. Aglais Io, Rosa Rugosa and Vitrum on a typographic foundation — serving as a holistic mood board of observations throughout springtime.
Fragments are gathering to establish a scene far from reality, but close to memory.
SCENE is the first dealersgrip deck to feature USPCC smooth finish.
The delicate layering of a blooming flower is held securely within its protective sepal
Originally released in 2019, Sepal has become one of our most requested decks. Now revitalized in a calmer, more ethereal form. We call it the Serene Edition.
Sepal explores the abstract concepts of layering and flourishing — both figuratively from the layered pack of playing cards in your hands, and literally within the protective sepal of a blooming flower.
- Organic border with immersive notch
- Custom aces, courts, and four art/info cards
- Sealed tuck enclosure with wrap-around bouquet print
- USPCC air cushion finish
A tribute to the beauty and power of the human hand.
Drawing inspiration from historical art and punk culture, Palm explores the aesthetics of the hand through an anatomical lens. Every illustration was meticulously hand-drawn by artist Anton Ian Nielsen in his Copenhagen studio, giving the deck a raw and human character.
Printed by The United States Playing Card Company on their premium crushed stock with air-cushion finish, PALM is designed for those who appreciate both feel and form. The result is a deck that handles sublimely and sits perfectly in the hand.
- Printed by USPCC on premium crushed stock
- Air-cushion finish for superior handling
- Hand-drawn illustrations by Anton Ian Nielsen
- Poker size for a natural fit in the hand
- Edition of 4266 decks