McDonald’s Playing Cards

Published March 15, 2015 Updated June 22, 2026

McDonald’s playing cards by the United States Playing Card Co., Cincinnati, c.1997

1997 AfricaUSAAdvertisingAmericanaFood & CookingUSPCC

These attractive African-style promotional playing cards for McDonald’s® in partnership with Coca-Cola® endorse the ethnic diversity and friendship which are integral to the globalised U.S. corporations’ branding. The two jokers, a “big” joker and a “little” joker, are complemented by “Always Coca-Cola” icons. Manufactured by the United States Playing Card Co., Cincinnati, c.1997

McDonald’s Playing Cards by the United States Playing Card Co., Cincinnati, c.1997

Above: McDonald’s playing cards by the United States Playing Card Co., Cincinnati, c.1997. 52 cards + 4 jokers. Images ©United States Playing Card Co.

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I have these same cards uncut rolled up I would be willing to sell


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