By David Ponce

When playing cards made out of paper has just become too wimpy, simply pony up $315 and order a set of stainless steel cards. They come in large sheets that you can hang on the wall (as “art”?), or, you can actually take this as an excuse to play with your Dremel tool and cut the cards out (or simply press them out, but what’s the fun in that?).

The sheets are two millimeters thick and you get a full 54 card deck.

[Stainless Steel Playing Cards] VIA [Gearlive]

14 COMMENTS

  1. Not real keen on the zebra pattern, but this is a very practical idea, and a not so practical idea. I play poker at least once a week in home games, we often go through a deck in a few hours as corners get torn up and bends happen by accident all the time. The downside to these cards is that they would be nearly impossible to actually bend half up to look at your hole cards. It is further complicated should one get bent or broken, you can’t easily replace that one card from another deck or buy a whole second deck. I’d have to say that these would probably do better on the wall then in play.

  2. They have many different plastic playing cards now, from Disney, at game shops… they are no thicker than paper cards, are flexible, and always feel like a “new deck”. Highly recommended.

  3. yeah, thats a total rip-off… they have been making them for years.. and like someone said about throwing cards, that is exactly what they were made for. they were stainless steel cards with razor edges, meant to be thrown like throwing stars, and they cost $20(US) and can be bought form budk.com

  4. The cards oare 0.2mm thick. They might be a bit hard to shuffle if they were 2mm thick 😉 0.2mm is about 0.008″ thick–about the thickness of 3 sheets of paper.

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