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COPAG Playing Cards

mcaul · 2006-08-17 16:54:25

We've added COPAG plastic playing cards to our playing card collection in Special Days. Price is €9 per deck or €150 per box 24. Cards are standard poker size model.

17-08-2006 4:54pm

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mcaul

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We've added COPAG plastic playing cards to our playing card collection in Special Days.

Price is €9 per deck or €150 per box 24.

Cards are standard poker size model.

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#2 18-08-2006 3:51pm

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saw these today in liffey Valley

Was going to buy the WPT twinpack for a tenner.
Excuse the ignorance but what is the difference between plastic/paper

I recently got a stack of vegas cards from ebay and they do the job fine.
Can you/anyone advise why go plastic?

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#3 18-08-2006 3:53pm

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Once you go plastic you will never go back. We use Copag cards at our tournaments and I would highly recommend them.

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#4 18-08-2006 4:00pm

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DeadParrot wrote:

saw these today in liffey Valley

Was going to buy the WPT twinpack for a tenner.
Excuse the ignorance but what is the difference between plastic/paper

I recently got a stack of vegas cards from ebay and they do the job fine.
Can you/anyone advise why go plastic?

you can wash them for a start!!

Plastic is in the long run cheaper and always feels better when playing. Get yourself a plastic deck or two and you'll only be wondering why you didn't change over sooner.

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#5 18-08-2006 4:03pm

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Ok Olly, I'll drag it up if you insist: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2054917230

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#6 18-08-2006 4:07pm

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ecksor wrote:

Ok Olly, I'll drag it up if you insist: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2054917230

But Ecksor now it's not an "in-joke"!! Top quality post though

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#7 18-08-2006 4:16pm

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ecksor wrote:

Ok Olly, I'll drag it up if you insist: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2054917230

Thanks a million ecksor, just when I thought boards had lost all its sence of humour with all the bitching and bad mouthing going on it posts over the last few days:( ....

I had forgotten about that thread.

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