Description: Experts agree this is the rarest deck of cards in existence. In the summer of 2014, Microsoft held a legendary event for their summer interns in Seattle. (I was there, see last photo.) The 2,000 guests were treated to a private show starring David Blaine who concluded his performance by holding his breath underwater for more than 15 minutes. Every attendee received two gifts that night: The newest X Box gaming system and a deck of custom printed Microsoft-Blaine cards. The Microsoft Create Magic deck was a special collaboration between EPCC and David Blaine. For that reason, this deck, specially made and distributed just for that one performance, was issued in a print run of exactly 2,015 decks. These cards were only produced in a run of 2,015 and were given as keepsakes to the 2,000 guests that night which means they have never been sold to the public and the few rare remaining decks have sold for $1,000 on auction sites. Artwork by Mark Stutzman, custom box with many unique features, custom seal, foil, and custom faces on court cards, ace of spades and joker. Do an internet search for rarest playing cards and you’ll find that even five years later, this deck continues to top all the lists. A recent article said, “Based on these factors the rarest deck in 2021 is the Create Magic Deck by David Blaine. As we write this, we are unable to find even one of these decks available, making this deck super uncommon. All in all, if you happen to have any of these cards KEEP THEM they are only going to grow more valuable in the future and you may even be able to sell them for many thousands of dollars.” “The Microsoft David Blaine playing cards are extremely rare and one of the most difficult to obtain decks in the world. These stay on the top of our most rare and expensive cards in world list!” https://gutshotmagazine.com/top-five-worlds-expensive-and-rare-playing-card-decks/ “Expert Playing Card Company produced extremely rare and prodigious Microsoft David Blaine Playing Cards. Very little is known about them, but as per the sources, they were given to Microsoft Interns who were present when David Blaine performed at a Microsoft-sponsored function in 2015. It has become awfully challenging to find these cards. USP– Only 2,015 decks of Microsoft David Blaine Playing Cards were produced. The deck features a double seal Split Spades, which became the reason for its rampant popularity. Difficulty level- 5” https://www.jungleerummy.com/blog/top-11-rare-expensive-card-decks-all-over-the-world/ “The Microsoft David Blaine Playing Card by Expert Playing Card Co. are extremely rare and hard to obtain. The deck features a double seal Split Spades. https://www.expatbets.com/blog/most-expensive-and-rarest-card-decks-of-all-time/ “Some of the best rare playing cards in the world have an important history behind them, and this deck involves a most excellent story: Back in 2014, Microsoft has just finished hosting some of the most talented interns in the world, and – as was custom – wanted to send them off with a bang (and hopefully convince the best to come work for the company in 2015). So, they hired David Blaine to put on a special performance and as part of that performance they gifted a deck to each intern. The deck itself, with artwork by Mark Stutzman, celebrates Microsoft’s keen technological edge with just a dash of magic. The original print run included only 2,015 as part of the commemoration of the event, and no other decks were ever produced. Finding one of these in the wild is very difficult, so there are currently no plans to put any of the decks on sale.” https://expertplayingcard.com/playing-card-blog/top-5-decks-of-rare-playing-cards-2020/ “This very hard to find deck was produced by Expert Playing Card Co for Microsoft. Difficulty: 5 out of 5 Price: Unknown” https://www.kardify.com/2015/09/top-12-rare-playing-card-decks-to-add.html
Price: 1000 USD
Location: Huntington Beach, California
End Time: 2024-12-16T17:42:55.000Z
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