Original Tarot Cards with Guide Book, Gold Foil Tarot Limited Edition Tarot, Alternative to Rider Waite Tarot Deck; Great for Beginners and Experts Alike!

Nice quality but spelling was incorrect on several. Disappointed for such a nice product, & very negligent of seller to sell a deck like this with errors. Color and packaging was excellent quality. Minimal dents on this NEW deck. Wasteful for the lack of effort on the misspellings. Minimal effort on the book descriptions (not beginner friendly).

Bummer!!! This was going to be my last riderwaite deck but when I saw the mistake on their spelling of Pentacles however, they fixed it by the queen and king wth 🤷🏻‍♀️ Anyways, beautiful except for that. So sorry y’all fell short on what could’ve been! Bummer! They were gorgeous

Beautiful version of RWS with elegant gold edges. The cards have a foil like finish. They are small and easy to shuffle. Some of the cards are misspelled. The pentacle suit has a K added. It’s a minor error. I still like the cards.

If I'm honest, I don't do a lot of tarot reading anymore. I just like the way the cards look and missed having a deck around. This is a very beautiful deck, well-made, with a nice magnetically-closing box and a little booklet. The deck itself is a traditional Rider deck, but with gold embossing, brown border, and a glossy sheen. This would make an excellent gift for the tarot reader or young pagan in your life. Five stars!

Nice set of cards. I love the box they came in. They are easy to shuffle and handle. I’m actually learning a lot. There’s a booklet comes with it Wichita helps. I also look stuff up online to learn.

Those that are familiar with the Rider-Waite Tarot deck know it's published by US Games Systems. Whether this is now in the public domain, I do not know. This set, published by da brigh and printed in China, does a nice job commemorating a tarot deck that revolutionized the occult and divinatory aspect of the Tarot. It comes within a fully printed box with a magnetic latch. Lots of gold on the cards and the edges are gilded. The cards almost have a chromatic look to them, which really gives them a unique look. The cards feel a little thin, not the usual card stock, so I feel like they could crease easily, but would also shuffle easily.What I have reservations about is that the book that comes with the deck has zero information. It is an extremely edited version of Waite's Pictorial Key to the Tarot, with each card getting a few sentences each. There is no publisher information, title page, date of publication, or anything that might give the buyer an idea of where this came from. The box and the cards are also blank of publication data. Also, the book does not have an introduction or any details about how and why this deck came about. No author besides Brian Wenger (who only compiled) has come forth to verify or authenticate this deck or offer any history to this particular deck. This particular book is inserted into all of the decks released by Da Bringh, whether it's a Rider Waite deck or not. So it's really odd that this would get thrown into all of the other decks that are not even associated with it.So I really like this deck. It's pretty and the printing is really well done. The colors pop and the metallic sheen comes across really well. But the lack of publishing information or write-up about this deck makes it come across as a shined-up reproduction. Because of this, I can only give it 4 stars for the quality of the deck itself.

These cards literally shine. These cards are very well made and very durable. I don't know if I would say it is a great beginners deck because I have had to look other things up as well as use the little booklet they provide. The booklet does give some descriptions and ways to read the cards which is still very helpful. There is a typo on several of the "Pentacles" cards, it reads, "pentackles". This is kind of sad because these cards are of great quality and what is stopping me from giving it a full 5 stars. I love the packaging that they come in. The case and designs of the cards and on the box itself is great. If it weren't for the minor spelling mistakes this would be the perfect deck. Overall, it is a nice little deck to begin with.

Overall this deck serves its purpose, but I will probably get another deck soon. There are a few issues with spelling as someone else pointed out and the gold foil on some of the cards has started to wear a bit. Other than that it's a very pretty deck, good for a beginner.