Copag 1546 Design 100% Plastic Playing Cards, Bridge Size (Narrow) Red/Blue (Jumbo Index, 1 Set)

Copag 1546 Design 100% Plastic Playing Cards, Bridge Size (Narrow) Red/Blue (Jumbo Index, 1 Set)

• MATERIAL: Our cards are 100% Plastic PVC that is produced in our state-of-the-art facility in Brazil. They provide the durability of plastic but with the authentic feel of paper cards. When shuffling and dealing these cards you will be amazed by the buttery smooth finish. They are less susceptible to getting bent or damaged from liquids. They can be washed and cleaned as opposed to paper cards. As a result, a single deck of Copag cards can last about 50 times longer than that of a paper deck.
• CARD TYPE: This product includes decks of 52 cards, 2 jokers and a guarantee card. The decks are bridge sized which measure 3 1/2” by 2 1/4 “. This is considered a "narrow" size. The letter size is jumbo index which is the larger size compared to our regular index cards. Each letter and symbol measure about 1/2” in length.
• PACKAGING: The decks are included in a durable hard plastic case with a Copag symbol divider. The case has a slim design that only measures 1” when closed. The case will make the cards easier to store and transport to your game nights!
• HISTORY: Copag has been a leader in the playing card market for over 100 years. Our heritage originated in Brazil and spread through South America. Copag was more recently introduced to the US in the early 2000’s. Our 1546 design was introduced in 2003 and has been a symbol of elegance and quality for our brand.

The history of COPAG is directly linked to the history of card games in Brazil. Pioneer in the manufacturing of decks, COPAG has been in this market since the beginning of the 20th century. Albino GonCalves, a graphics designer, founded the company in 1908 in the city of Sao Paulo and ever since COPAG has kept its position as the absolute leader in its market segment. Today, from its modern and large industrial facilities located in Manaus, in the state of Amazonas, COPAG sends part of its production to the international market, exporting decks to the United States as well as to different countries in Latin America.