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Old 05-29-2005, 12:10 AM
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Crystal Park Casino KEM Cards

Well I was thinking of getting these to sell, but it'll end up too much of a hassle and cost wise to bother. I plan on selling other casino decks that i can get cheaper.

$24.77 each.




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click on next button on the bottom of the page until you reach the last page.[/img]
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I have never used KEM cards but I have to say no matter how nice they are I think the $2.00 Gemaco casino cards are a better buy.
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Old 05-29-2005, 03:39 AM
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There is no comparison between paper cards and plastic card. In the long run the plastic card will save more as they will last.
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There is no comparison between paper cards and plastic card. In the long run the plastic card will save more as they will last.
I agree. The Gemaco I had someone pick me up from teh Mohegan Sun were plastic (this was the first plastic cards I have used). Since then I have picked up a few Gemaco decks and a double deck of copag (bridge sized cause thats all they had ) from teh local gameing store.
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I like those decks of Kem cards, and yup, still think Kems the best.

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They arent the cheapest by any means, the point of posting them was that they were "crystal park" kem cards.
For people with crystal park chip sets to get matching playing cards.

Unless gemaco makes crystal park cards, then theres no real comparison, except for the fact that they're both playing cards.
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I agreed, Crystal Park all the way with CP dealer button and CP card protector.
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Very cool. I had to get a set to go with my chips. If I can somehow win the state lottery I might even be able to finish buying the remaining chips I need.
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The only plastic cards I've seen for $2/deck are Royals. Gemaco plastic cards are premium cards like kems, $25 or so a setup. Beautiful backs, too.

If you truly found some Gemaco plastic cards imprinted with a casino name, PLEASE tell us where.
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The casino near me used to use Gemacos in the poker room and would resell them for 2 dollars, but they are not Gemaco plastics. They are the Gemaco Alpha Series paper card. Still a really nice paper deck by far with great crisp sounding snaps and all. Pretty good for 2 dollars since they retail around 10 I believe.
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