APOSTROPHE Games Blank Playing Cards – Blank Playing Cards to Write On – Custom Card Deck with Luxurious Matte Finish – Fun and Cool Playing Cards (180 Cards)

I love these blank cards, they are same thickness as playing cards, good quality.. I'm using them to learn a language, Italian on one side and English on the other side..I use a sharpie and they don't smudge..Arrived super quick and a great price..I will definitely buy again.

I'm not an artist but I am a tarot and oracle card reader and this is decent card stock. It's affordable and has enough blank cards for me to just have fun creating my own deck without worrying about messing up on the odd card.

Found these whilst searching for "blank poker size playing cards". Accurate size. Cards stiff and strong. Great as flash cards BUT not good for shuffling or dealing. Comes in 4 packs of approx 40. Would be better if came as 4 packs of playing size of 54. Good for marking with a sharpie, ok for softer pencil. but gel pens took much longer time to dry and smudged.

The cards are regular card size, sturdy with slight gloss finish. We needed more cards for the Hedbanz Who Am I game. There was no problem using a permanent marker for writing, then used cut outs of various animals, foods, things, which were sealed onto the cards with self adhesive book covering. it gave hours of amusement crafting the cards.

Specs claim: it can take (marker & biro) ink.Yes it can take ink, but only if you then leave the ink on card to dry for several hours.Even then, the ink will not have been absorbed into the card. The slightest liquid/water dot on the card, will smudge the ink!If it wasn't for this flaw, they would be very good/sturdy cards.

these are perfect. they are the same size as playing cards, perfect thickness, and work perfectly with sharpie markers - dries almost instantly

Needed to make number cards for Reception age child. Great finish and should hold up reasonably well.

as expected

These Apostrophe blank playing cards have been a great addition to my son's homeschool math curriculum! I had no idea that I needed these until I discovered them and decided to try them out. I accidentally ordered 50 when I meant to order the 180 pack, so pay attention and don't do what I did!My son's math curriculum requires the use of cue cards with hand-written numbers on each. These stick together and have been the bane of my existence over the past year. Well, who knew that blanking playing cards even existed? Certainly not I!When I discovered these, I ordered them immediately (hence the error in my order) and hoped they would work for our needs. These have really been a game changer in our math curriculum. They have a nice matte finish and are the size of regular playing cards. The flex on these is also nice and there's no problems with them sticking together at all.When I received them, I was a bit doubtful that they wouldn't smudge when written on. I was happily surprised when I was able to write numbers on them with Sharpie; as long as you don't stack them or touch the Sharpie right away, it dries well within about 60 seconds and doesn't smudge. I haven't tried a regular ball point pen but both thick and fine tipped sharpies work great. They also don't stick together so you can deal or flip cards over much more easily, which is helpful for both adults and younger children.These work great for use at home and I'd definitely recommend them.

Good quality but it is a bit too small for the size!

These cards are the perfect cut, size and weight to use for making proxy cards to Magic the Gathering.The only potential issue is figuring out what type of pen to use. After experimenting with a wide variety of pens it became apparent that these cards are very quick to absorb oils on the skin and cause an inconsistent line with many types of ink, as can be seen in the first image.However diligence paid off. Copic markers work wonderfully, drying quickly and behaving just like they do on normal marker paper. However to get a nice fine line, SHARPIE Permanent Markers, Ultra Fine Point did the job. NOTE: not the SHARPIE Pen, or S gel, only the traditional Permanent Alcohol Sharpie fine point worked fast and clear, other types smeared way to easily for way too long.Pigma Microns which are normally my go to pen for working with ink and Copic Markers took a very long time to dry, somewhere between 1 and 24 hours. I found a test card the following day and checked if they would still smear, microns did not smear at 24 hours, but that is too much time.So anyways, pick up some SHARPIE Permanent Markers, Ultra Fine Point and some Copic markers and go nuts!

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Resistente, o sea con una dureza adecuada. Lo voy a usar para unas tarjetas de un juego de mesa. Compre otros de colores y eran como papel de cartulina y muy pequeños.