Fournier Party poker

[bigstu]

How do you spell group buy?

4 lots of 288 deck under $1 a deck .... I have email into seller to see if they have 1 color or 2....

http://cgi.ebay.com/PARTY-POKER-PLAYING-CARDS-Wholesale-Lot-of-288-Packs_W0QQitemZ330416186972QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item4cee56e65c

[sleepyEDB]

Hmm, that's a heckuva deal.


sleepy

[Wick125]

Pretty sure I have seen these before and that there is only one color. With that said, I would definately be in for some with that price.

[sleepyEDB]

My question to the seller:

Hello,

Do you know if these cards are 100% plastic, or plastic-coated paper? Are they a regular or jumbo index (small or large number on the face of the card)? And are they bridge or poker size (width of the card itself)?

Thanks!

Their response:

Hi, Thanks for the question.
Here is another picture of them. http://cgi.ebay.com/PARTY-POKER-PLAYING-CARDS-NEW-WOW-/260566118431?cmd=ViewItem&pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3caaf3701f

We regret to say, we are not going to be much help.
We can not figure out if they are plastic of paper. I have also been unable to get our guys in the warehouse to open a pack and check or even measure them for me.

sleepy

[Milo]

I have a suspicion these are plastic coated paper.

I am in another group buy for Fournier Party Poker cards that are 100% plastic.  Best price on those ended up being $2.00 a deck, so that is why this seems like paper to me . . .

[jmetz81]

Looks awfully similar to these http://forums.homepokertourney.com/index.php?action=profile;u=8566;sa=showPostsl. Has been stated that they are 100% plastic.

but

I have also noticed there are also these http://www.overstock.com/Sports-Toys/Party-Poker-Casino-Grade-Playing-Cards-Pack-of-10/3912313/product.html. Description of these say plastic coated.

[bigstu]

Party Poker had plastic and plastic coated from the case these look like the 100% plastic....

unfortunately he only has 1 color.......

Cara Gails has these for 14.95 a setup but does not say the colors either!

http://www.caragails.com/fournier.htm