Andrew Marks
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OK let me know. Really easy to get an account. I did it years ago and typically buy a case of cards for my weekly game every year or so from them
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Andrew Marks
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I dropped Brybelly a line and what they said was that they would combined all of the different decks for the best bulk discount if they were shipped to one location. If you want them dropshipped to the individual members you would not get any quantitiy discounts. So assuming you order a total of 96+ total decks and got them all shipped to you, the PAs would be $16/double deck setup or $14.70/two single decks plus shipping. The Bridge would be $8.15/double deck setup with no single deck option plus shipping. If they were sent out individually, the PAs would be $18.50/double deck setup, $17/two single decks; and the bridge would be $9.45/double deck. The cheapest shipping for two decks is $8.30 so my guess is that it will end up being cheaper getting them all shipped to you and then you shipping them out (not accounting for your time and effort of course).
Shipping for 96 decks is about $46 so about 50 cents/deck
Brybelly could price out both options if I give them all of the details.
Shipping for 96 decks is about $46 so about 50 cents/deck
Brybelly could price out both options if I give them all of the details.
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Ok, I am on the road until tonight. The spreadsheet is on my home computer so I will have to see how many decks we are ordering and get back to you. Can you see if they have any bridge size jumbo index available?
Thanks and I will get back to you tonight.
David O
Thanks and I will get back to you tonight.
David O
Andrew Marks
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They certainly have Bridge sized jumbo index with Green/Brown backs. I emailed them to see if they have the same in Red/Blue
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Modiano Bridge Jumbo Are my Favorite ... not only for feel, but ...
Unlike most other "jumbo" index cards , which all seem to shrink the card pips & pictures, into a small (usually yellow), box in the center of the card, such as these:
Modiano's Jumbo Bridge actually have big, full sized number/suit pips that look like "regular" cards, but with a Jumbo index... Much nicer!! ( & I've never seen any other brand do this , except Modiano-made "DaVinci" labeled cards....
Unlike most other "jumbo" index cards , which all seem to shrink the card pips & pictures, into a small (usually yellow), box in the center of the card, such as these:
Modiano's Jumbo Bridge actually have big, full sized number/suit pips that look like "regular" cards, but with a Jumbo index... Much nicer!! ( & I've never seen any other brand do this , except Modiano-made "DaVinci" labeled cards....
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I placed the order tonight instead of waiting. For those of you that are not aware the company Brybelly is the same as Modiano so whatever one has the other warehouse has the same. One warehouse with two websites. When I went in to check I was noticing that there were other items that were showing as being sold out. I did not want to chance that so I placed the order.
I will be sending PM's to each of you for payment. I already fronted the $$$ as to get the order completed.
The final cost per set up was $16.39 for platinums and $10.76 for Bridge size plus reship to you.
I will be sending PM's to each of you for payment. I already fronted the $$$ as to get the order completed.
The final cost per set up was $16.39 for platinums and $10.76 for Bridge size plus reship to you.
I don't think that's accurate. Brybelly is the same as Trademark Poker, but pretty sure Modiano is based in Italy....
Brybelly/Trademark/Claysmith is a huge importer/distributer of many things poker/casino-related. Even the Pauson chips produced for Apache were brokered with GPI through Trademark.
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Yes. Brybelly is a reseller of many things. Let me rephrase. Brybelly is the sole US distributor for Modiano cards and owns and operates the modianocards.com website.
Andrew Marks
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David O is correct. Modianocards.com is the US facing website for selling Modiano cards in the US and I believe Brybelly is the authorized US distributor (the site specifically references Brybelly in the Wholesale section). I am pretty certain that Trademark Poker and Brybelly are different sites/owners. Brybelly is the owner of the Claysmith brand.
A source informed me the Jmbo decks become scarce around WSOP time... Not sure if this is accurate.
I bought a few setups of Modiano Red/Blue Bridge Jumbo from one of PCF site sponsors a week or so ago:
http://playingcards.net/Modiano-Bridge-Size-Jumbo-Index-Plastic-cards_p_1946.html
With the PCF member discount code found in this thread: http://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/new-vendor-playingcards-net.12276/ they come out under $9 a setup with free shipping. Looks like they are still have them in stock.
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A really great deal for great cards. ... You must have disappointed some in this group buy with that news, since they're only $9/setup delivered, .....& still under $10 delivered, even Before that PCF discount code, from that sponsor ...
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Not really. Because most were going for the platinums which this site does not carry. Hope they do someday carry those. Yes a very good deal. I ordered mine and received a shipping notice within an hour.A really great deal for great cards. ... You must have disappointed some in this group buy with that news, since they're only $9/setup delivered, .....& still under $10 delivered, even Before that PCF discount code, from that sponsor ...
Sorry David, that wasn't my intention. I was under the assumption that the Red/Blue/Bridge/Jumbo option was not available in the GB and was just passing on a place that had them in stock for those who were asking about them.
I have ordered products from one in the past and received shipment from the other...... both ways.
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