Agile StationeryBlank Playing Cards – 216 pcs Blank Playing Cards with Blank Tuck Box to Write On – Custom Card Deck with Playing Cards Finish

I actually ended up finding a card making manufacture out of Orlando Florida that is doing my card game so I returned these cards but I did look at the quality of them and they are built very well so if anybody is wanting to go a different route or make a homemade game using the blank stock cards. These are very good quality.

This set of 4 decks of blank playing cards are really useful. We're homeschoolers so I appreciate the versatility of them when it comes to using them as flashcards, math tools, or just to make up our own games on. The material is a nicely weighted card stock that is blank on both sides and lightly coated but not plasticized like some playing cards are. This makes them easier to write on. They'll take ballpoint pen, pencil, colored pencils, and crayon just fine but we prefer to use permanent markers for durability. I like that the boxes the cards come in are also plain white boxes with room for you to design your own artwork on. The cards shuffle well and have held up to some pretty aggressive usage so I feel like they're as durable as I'd expect card stock cards to be. I'm happy with them overall and would recommend them to others.

This is a set of four "prototype decks" of poker-sized cards that are blank. I got these for my 10 year old son, who had been creating his own card games, or expanding existing card games, using cut paper. Obviously that was not ideal for usability.These blank cards seem to have excellent quality and a standard thickness, and should fit in well with any normal deck. The problem we have had however is that marker does not take to them well. They appear to be only semi-gloss, but my son had trouble with smearing when trying to draw on them.That said, they are probably perfectly fit for inkjet or laser printing, if you printer accepts something this size. For my son however, he went back to cut paper for now.

We are amateur game designers and in making prototypes of games, it's so nice to be able to have "real" playing cards instead of working with a stack of index cards or something, as it helps to visualize a finished product. These cards are perfect - high quality uniform size and appearance, good weight to them. Just use a fine tipped sharpie and you're in business. Would definitely get these again.

I got these to create for game nights. they work light a charm. Be sure to use a nice permanent marker and let dry before use.