Banking & Finance Themed Playing Cards

Banking and finance-themed playing cards feature designs and imagery inspired by money, banking, finance and insurance, often incorporating logos, slogans and other branding elements from these institutions.
While these decks may serve as promotional materials, they also offer a unique way to present finance-related concepts, making financial institutions more accessible and entertaining.

Asociart promotional playing cards, Argentina, 2000
Asociart Insurance promotional playing cards, Argentina, 2000.

Banco Borges & Irmão
Commemorating the centenary of a Portuguese bank, depicting historical figures.

Bank of England playing cards
Bank of England playing cards, reflecting prominent characters and events from the Bank’s history.

Bankunión playing cards
Ingredients and recipes for 24 dishes from different regions of Spain.

Bubble Cards, 1720
Bubble Cards - known as “All the Bubbles”, c.1720.

Credito Commerciale
Playing cards designed by Enzo Laurà for Credito Commerciale, 1978.

Czech Insurance Company pack
Czech Insurance Company cartoon pack

Goldfish
Playing cards advertising the Goldfish credit card brand, c.1996.

Iduna Skat
Advertising pack for a Hamburg building society featuring pigs in disguise.

Industrial Bank of Japan
Advertising pack designed by Yukio Hohri for The Industrial Bank of Japan.

Käpt’n Blaubär
Käpt’n Blaubär quartett for Deutsche Postbank AG, 2010.

Malaya 1941-1942: King George VI currency notes
Playing cards featuring King George VI Currency Notes, Malaya 1941-1942.

Moroccan Bank of Commerce and Industry
Advertising pack for the Moroccan Bank of Commerce and Industry, 1986.

Nationale-Nederlanden
Playing cards produced for Nationale-Nederlanden insurance company, 1984.

Noord Braband
“Historical Playing Cards” originally commissioned by Northern Brabant Insurance Society and manufactured by Speelkaartenfabriek Nederland in 1943.

Notgeld - Emergen¢y Money
Notgeld - Emergency Money - was in rare cases issued on playing cards.

Original Skatgeld der Stadt Altenburg
“Original Skatgeld der Stadt Altenburg” featuring the emergency money of 1921 designed by Otto Pech

South Sea Bubble
The South Sea Bubble Playing Cards were first published in London by Thomas Bowles in 1720. The cards bear satirical portrayals of the speculators involved in the South Sea Bubble of 1720, providing a unique contemporary record of the feverish atmosphere of the time, as well as the fashions of dress.

Trajes Regionais Portugueses
Portuguese regional costumes published by the French division of Banco Pinto & Sotto Mayor.