Bee playing cards

Hey, does anyone happen to know where I can pick up some Bee playing cards? Like, specifically
some kind of trick decks

Most magicians don't just grab a pack off a shelf; they typically build their own custom decks. You usually take two or three identical sets of Bee playing cards and merge them into a single, highly modified deck. Of course, you can't even start the assembly process until you have the trick fully memorized. While there are certainly pre-made decks available for purchase online, there's an unwritten rule in the community that using store-bought cards just isn't the same thing.

I mean, I don't know, but I was actually thinking about those specific cards
kind of like these
http://www.bicyclecards.com/products...python?page_id=30

or maybe even something like

http://www.theory11.com/playingcards/guardians.php

Print this onto cardstock ☕

Justin Wilson27 said:I get that, but I was actually thinking about decks like these
similar to these
http://www.bicyclecards.com/products...python?page_id=30

or

http://www.theory11.com/playingcards/guardians.php

I tried asking a friend, but he didn't have any. In the end, I just ordered them online.

I’m currently parting with some USPCC fan back blue cards and a set of Standard Edition blue Bicycle playing cards—if anyone's interested, please shoot me a DM!

I’m currently parting with some blue USPCC fan backs and a set of blue Standard Edition Bee playing cards—if you're interested, just shoot me a DM!

Man, you gotta be kidding me, seriously

Does anyone know if I can pick up some Bicycle cards somewhere in San Diego? It feels like such a waste to just order one single deck online when $8.25 shipping costs more than the actual thing... makes zero sense. If anyone knows a spot, let me know.