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Quality
Not the quality of name brand cards, but they are lightly coated for good protection and they aren’t super flimsy.
Made pairs one with the vocabulary word and the other with the definition.
Competitiveness
They stack up against any high-quality cards and don't feel cheap like many of the paper-only cards we saw advertised.
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- Our engine has discovered that over 90% high quality reviews are present.
- This product had a total of 165 reviews as of our last analysis date on Nov 22 2020.
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Most positive review
I used these to make cards for my dnd game and everyone loves them including me
Least positive review
Exactly as described. If writing on the card, make sure to let the marker dry or it will smear. Needed for a game project. Good buy.
Most authentic review
I got these cards to help my students create their own board games. They are exactly as advertised and work great for creating... Read More
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
This is an answer to those who got playing card-sized things that were eminently markable but then complained that they weren't like real playing cards.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
And they will never be good for watercolor marking.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I which the box was also white, that would allow to design the different games.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Not the quality of name brand cards, but they are lightly coated for good protection and they aren’t super flimsy.
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