are the cards coated in plastic
1994596
They arent laminated but they have the standard glossy coating of modern playing cards.
1994597
"They arent laminated but they have the standard glossy coating of modern playing cards." - H. B. RikerThats basically it
93194
Yes they are. I got mine from a local card shop, and they are completely clear. But they have a regular sleeve feel to them, so they are not like baseball clear sleeves.
1305794
Yes. They are great quality too. You wont be disappointed. Each card is individually packaged to prevent them from being damaged as well.
267838
Yes, one side has paper and other is plastic. We are very pleased with them
1125490
They remind me of the same material UNO cards are made of. Durable, coated, but not damage resistant.
814605
They are just like regular playing cards - only larger. They are flimsy because of their size. Still fun to play with. Plastic coated 110lb card stock. Hope this helps.
1411393
no, they are very durable. Not thick like the old cardboard type, more like a heavy duty playing cards set. You will get lots of use from them, enjoy !
1569488
Not that I know of. They are they kind you find protecting the greeting cards in stores.
1372367
Yes they are plastic but not glossy. Look good. I apologize for slow response. Been out of town on business.
1848683
Yes they are. To me they are standard cards printed on both sides of average weight of card.
2160481
They are not. The cards are metal and the board is magnetic, so they will not stick to other (non-magnetic) surfaces.
321644
I assume so - the 6 x 4 cards I have are not in plastic covers but there is extra space around them. ps. I love this box!
1365851
I believe they are plastic, but your best bet is to go to the Fantasy Flight Games website directly to check the official information.
1164184
No, they are plastic and very strong. They have been dropped by grandkids on occasion but still look good as new. &#9786;
2002150
Thiese cards are surprisingly thin. They are not laminated or glossy, have no protective coating. I would say they are thinner and more prone to bending than regular playing cards. A toddler like mine left alone with these would bend ro tear them within seconds.
973987
the cards have a coating like a mylar (shiny silver) balloon. you have a layer of a clear polymer with the gold foil laminated to the plastic and then to the card. the gold will not scratch off.
982071
They're "Air Cushion Finish," cards from the US Playing Card Co. I'm assuming you mean that really cheap plastic finish on inexpensive decks... so no. These have a beautiful coating and slide very easily (maybe too much for the inexperienced handler). Simply one of the best and low priced decks out there.