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Breaking news, we have just learned that what many have thought to be a myth for so many years does in fact exist. Recent reports are stating that bricks of the elusive gold playing cards were uncovered by Sergeant Major NOC after the war and are now locked away in a highly secured fort in Kentucky. The exact details of how this treasure was obtained, or why it has been shrouded in secrecy, may always remain a mystery. Experts agree that putting a value on such a piece of history is nearly impossible, but we are certain it will increase in value after its public release. Appropriately named Fort NOCs, these playing cards will be released 100 years from when it was locked away on Nov. 18th 1919.
- Kraft tuck box - thick and sturdy.
- Printed to perfection by The United States Playing Cards Company
- THIN CRUSHED premium stock with air-cushion finish
- Marked for Clubs, Hearts, Spades, and Diamonds.