Thirdway Industries

Eva Uncut Sheet

Include one Eva Uncut Sheet Limited Edition Printed by USPCC Sold without frame Metallic inks

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$103.5 $150 In stock

Category: Eva

This is an authentic uncut sheet of Eva playing cards pulled straight off the USPCC factory press prior to being cut and boxed.
Thirdway Industries uncut sheets are very rare: are produced just for Kickstarter Backers and only few are available after the campaign.

Include one Eva Uncut Sheet

  • Limited Edition
  • Printed by USPCC
  • Sold without frame
  • Metallic inks
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Robert ★★★★★

The sheet arrived rolled in a sturdy tube with zero creases, which honestly surprised me for something this size. You can see every card in the row, and the uncut edges still have that rough factory trim from before it hit the cutter. Framed it the same weekend.

Joshua X. ★★★★★

Didn't expect the colors to pop this much in person—the uncut sheet really shows off details you'd never catch on a boxed deck. Mine arrived flat with no creases, and the registration lines on the borders are razor sharp.

Sophia E. ★★★★★

The uncut sheet arrived flat and flawless, and you can actually see the full tuck box artwork laid out across the whole press sheet. Knowing it came straight off the factory press before cutting makes it feel like a genuine piece of production history, not just a poster.