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Diaoyu Poker 8068

Published February 16, 2021 Updated February 16, 2022

8068 by Diaoyu Poker (China) 2019.

2019 China Hangzhou Yuren Paper Industry Limited Poker

This pack of cards is produced for the Chinese community. The box is written in Chinese characters, the cards are of an English design, referred to as puka or poker. The number 8068 is on the top of the box. Chinese packs often have a number, seen as a good luck omen. The fish is also a lucky symbol for longevity, prosperity, etc. The mermaid jokers are a playful variant on Carta Mundi’s design showing a jester dropping cards on the globe

8068 by Diaoyu Poker (China) 2019. 8068 by Diaoyu Poker (China) 2019. 8068 by Diaoyu Poker (China) 2019.

Above: 8068 by Diaoyu Poker, Hangzhou Yuren Paper Industry Limited (China) 2019. The cards are cheaply made and of low quality with interesting jokers and an extra card. The ace of spades and extra card proudly identify the brand and manufacturer.

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