--- product_id: 234386263 title: "The 100% Plastic Rider Tarot Deck (Rider-Waite® Tarot Deck Collection)" price: "198.98 DT" currency: TND in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.tn/products/234386263-the-100-plastic-rider-tarot-deck-rider-waite-tarot-deck store_origin: TN region: Tunisia --- # The 100% Plastic Rider Tarot Deck (Rider-Waite® Tarot Deck Collection) **Price:** 198.98 DT **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** The 100% Plastic Rider Tarot Deck (Rider-Waite® Tarot Deck Collection) - **How much does it cost?** 198.98 DT with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tn](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/234386263-the-100-plastic-rider-tarot-deck-rider-waite-tarot-deck) ## Best For - Customers looking for quality international products ## Why This Product - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Description 100% plastic tarot cards are durable, resistant to bending, easy to shuffle and can last up to 50 times longer than paper cards.The original and only authorized edition of the famous 78-card Tarot Deck designed by Pamela Colman Smith under the direction of Arthur Edward Waite.Complete with instruction booklet by Arthur Edward Waite with foreword by Stuart R. Kaplan. Review: Would reccomend - I have a few thoughts about this product. I've been reading the cards for about 7 years professionally. I have a fairly big collection of decks. I wanted a fairly true RWS since I didn't start off reading RWS. But I ventured into it and found it was so close to my Christiann roots and started diving deeper into the most famous of all tarot decks in the modern era. One thing right off the bat is I love how flexible the cards are, I don't have to overexert my thumbs to riffle shuffle. The problem with most decks is after a while I would get a weird wave. Even in the poker sized decks I have which Shuffle perfectly in my hands. This plastic deck is by far the best one. I shuffle all the time even at home watching tv. It's kind of like a fidget spinner for me. But I haven't so far gotten any ripples. I have the biblical tarot, and the glossy texture and plastic feel of the cards still got that weird wave after about a day. This card deck doesn't do that. So, if card bending is a big deal to you, you don't have to worry with this deck. I'd say it's good for all hand sizes just because of how you can flex the cards. I spray holy water on a cloth and wipe each side of the card with it. Then I put some holy oil on it in the sign of the cross to bless each card. If you do this and have essential oils in the olive oil. Be sure it won't eat through plastic. As some oils that are mentioned in the bible will eventually eat through even really thick plastic caps. I wouldn't put those essential oils on these cards. One thing that got me worried though is why US games would have changed the color pallet on these cards. There are some weird skin tones and coloring where there shouldn't be. I'm sure their trying to make it more modern with different shades of skin tones. However, it did change some of the coloration of the original cards. For instance, the two of wands the globe is yellow and a brownish red. Rather than the blue and green globe. I really don't like that they changed the coloration on the cards. The cards do have the US games copy write on them, but it almost feels like someone tried to make a knock off of US games cards. The feeling of the cards is really interesting. I can describe it in three ways for various ages. The feeling of the plastic has a texture to it. The texture is like the old popcorn celling that was exceptionally popular back in the day. If you don't know what that is think of it being like a very fine, non-scratchy sandpaper feel. if you've ever felt sand in your hands, it's like that, but it's not annoying or rough at all. You almost don't feel the texture it's so fine. That actually gives the cards grip on the other cards so that you don't have to worry about them sliding around like other plastic decks. One thing I love about this deck is that there are two cards that have information on them. I like to use these cards as a blank card. Much like a blank rune. For example, I asked the deck what it thought about God, and I drew an information card which is used as a blank card. So, the tarot was telling me it didn't want to give its opinion of God. But when I asked it how it through about my relationship with God, I drew the Sun. Which is a good sign and a good relationship. So, having 2 blank cards can open up a whole new dynamic of how the cards read. I'd like to update in a few months to see how the deck holds up to being handled every single day for a year. So, tune in around the same time next year for an update. Review: The 100% Plastic Tarot is the easiest easiest to maintain for the longest time… - I’m studying, solely, with the Rideer-Waite-Smith Decks, purchased through desertcart. In the last week six 100% Plastic Rider Tarot, and two of the classic paper card stock. All was fine until number eight, as it had been opened. Now, your people may not be aware that some card readers don’t like, or allow others- the querents or curious, to touch their cards. I’m one of them. I haven’t inspected them yet, but will do so, with the of knowledge and intent to clean, if necessary, smudge, and consecrate them, to get rid of negative aspects. Now, other than concern for #8, being a 100% plastic deck, it should be easy to remedy. Now I’m a fan of “The 100$% Plastic Rider Waite Deck.” I have short, but wide fingers. Standard card stock, if larger dimensions than that of the 100% Plastic cards, is extraordinarily difficult for me to shuffle. I love these cards. Like the KEM cards I played Bridge with more than fifty years ago, they were the “unicorn” of cards. Easy to shuffle, maintain, and hold. U.S. Games Systems, Inc. has made the perfect cards for me. Easy to clean, these cards will last far beyond the fifty times the usage of typical card stock. BIG money saver. Checked the deck, and only the Knight of Pentacles was dirty. Likewise, checked the box- dented on six of eight corners- like it had been dropped and skidded. Deck unwrapped, and box is loose. Will necessitate a better way of storage and/or carriage. It pays to check anything that will be of use to self or others. My experiences with desertcart have all been favorable. Knowing how logistics works in this country, it’s amazing how well the do, versus other carriers. That they not only provide goods and services, but ship them to their customers, is a certain wonder of the modern world. You decide what number! Now, as to the 100% Plastic Rider Tarot Deck, you’ll have to decide for yourself. I’m hooked, and I’ve had lots of different types and styles of Tarot decks. I can only say this about the Rider-Waite-Smith Deck- at 75, I wish I’d majored on their use from my beginning use and experiences of Tarot. Knowing what I know now, I’d have stayed with far more than substance of the RWS, and eschewed the glitz and glamour of the myriad of deck now available. But, Hey! That’s just me. Do your research, then buy ONE. Check it out, see if it bonds with you, and you “click.” Always be ready and available for change, if you or your guides suggest something else down the road. Readers have lots of decks, for whatever fits them, or may fit someone else. Next week, three more of the 100% Plastic RWS decks will arrive- had to go to another vendor when desertcart temporarily ran out. Take your time to bond with your decks, keep them clean (very easy with the 100% Plastic decks), and treat each one as a friend. Get to know them. Understand them. When you do, you’ll begin to know how to interact with them, for the benefit to yourself and others. I wish you well, and Blessed Be… ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Best Sellers Rank | #132,081 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #198 in Fortune Telling #506 in Tarot | | Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 381 Reviews | ## Images ![The 100% Plastic Rider Tarot Deck (Rider-Waite® Tarot Deck Collection) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81fioSlyGoL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Would reccomend *by T***Y on November 13, 2024* I have a few thoughts about this product. I've been reading the cards for about 7 years professionally. I have a fairly big collection of decks. I wanted a fairly true RWS since I didn't start off reading RWS. But I ventured into it and found it was so close to my Christiann roots and started diving deeper into the most famous of all tarot decks in the modern era. One thing right off the bat is I love how flexible the cards are, I don't have to overexert my thumbs to riffle shuffle. The problem with most decks is after a while I would get a weird wave. Even in the poker sized decks I have which Shuffle perfectly in my hands. This plastic deck is by far the best one. I shuffle all the time even at home watching tv. It's kind of like a fidget spinner for me. But I haven't so far gotten any ripples. I have the biblical tarot, and the glossy texture and plastic feel of the cards still got that weird wave after about a day. This card deck doesn't do that. So, if card bending is a big deal to you, you don't have to worry with this deck. I'd say it's good for all hand sizes just because of how you can flex the cards. I spray holy water on a cloth and wipe each side of the card with it. Then I put some holy oil on it in the sign of the cross to bless each card. If you do this and have essential oils in the olive oil. Be sure it won't eat through plastic. As some oils that are mentioned in the bible will eventually eat through even really thick plastic caps. I wouldn't put those essential oils on these cards. One thing that got me worried though is why US games would have changed the color pallet on these cards. There are some weird skin tones and coloring where there shouldn't be. I'm sure their trying to make it more modern with different shades of skin tones. However, it did change some of the coloration of the original cards. For instance, the two of wands the globe is yellow and a brownish red. Rather than the blue and green globe. I really don't like that they changed the coloration on the cards. The cards do have the US games copy write on them, but it almost feels like someone tried to make a knock off of US games cards. The feeling of the cards is really interesting. I can describe it in three ways for various ages. The feeling of the plastic has a texture to it. The texture is like the old popcorn celling that was exceptionally popular back in the day. If you don't know what that is think of it being like a very fine, non-scratchy sandpaper feel. if you've ever felt sand in your hands, it's like that, but it's not annoying or rough at all. You almost don't feel the texture it's so fine. That actually gives the cards grip on the other cards so that you don't have to worry about them sliding around like other plastic decks. One thing I love about this deck is that there are two cards that have information on them. I like to use these cards as a blank card. Much like a blank rune. For example, I asked the deck what it thought about God, and I drew an information card which is used as a blank card. So, the tarot was telling me it didn't want to give its opinion of God. But when I asked it how it through about my relationship with God, I drew the Sun. Which is a good sign and a good relationship. So, having 2 blank cards can open up a whole new dynamic of how the cards read. I'd like to update in a few months to see how the deck holds up to being handled every single day for a year. So, tune in around the same time next year for an update. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The 100% Plastic Tarot is the easiest easiest to maintain for the longest time… *by O***R on March 30, 2025* I’m studying, solely, with the Rideer-Waite-Smith Decks, purchased through Amazon. In the last week six 100% Plastic Rider Tarot, and two of the classic paper card stock. All was fine until number eight, as it had been opened. Now, your people may not be aware that some card readers don’t like, or allow others- the querents or curious, to touch their cards. I’m one of them. I haven’t inspected them yet, but will do so, with the of knowledge and intent to clean, if necessary, smudge, and consecrate them, to get rid of negative aspects. Now, other than concern for #8, being a 100% plastic deck, it should be easy to remedy. Now I’m a fan of “The 100$% Plastic Rider Waite Deck.” I have short, but wide fingers. Standard card stock, if larger dimensions than that of the 100% Plastic cards, is extraordinarily difficult for me to shuffle. I love these cards. Like the KEM cards I played Bridge with more than fifty years ago, they were the “unicorn” of cards. Easy to shuffle, maintain, and hold. U.S. Games Systems, Inc. has made the perfect cards for me. Easy to clean, these cards will last far beyond the fifty times the usage of typical card stock. BIG money saver. Checked the deck, and only the Knight of Pentacles was dirty. Likewise, checked the box- dented on six of eight corners- like it had been dropped and skidded. Deck unwrapped, and box is loose. Will necessitate a better way of storage and/or carriage. It pays to check anything that will be of use to self or others. My experiences with Amazon have all been favorable. Knowing how logistics works in this country, it’s amazing how well the do, versus other carriers. That they not only provide goods and services, but ship them to their customers, is a certain wonder of the modern world. You decide what number! Now, as to the 100% Plastic Rider Tarot Deck, you’ll have to decide for yourself. I’m hooked, and I’ve had lots of different types and styles of Tarot decks. I can only say this about the Rider-Waite-Smith Deck- at 75, I wish I’d majored on their use from my beginning use and experiences of Tarot. Knowing what I know now, I’d have stayed with far more than substance of the RWS, and eschewed the glitz and glamour of the myriad of deck now available. But, Hey! That’s just me. Do your research, then buy ONE. Check it out, see if it bonds with you, and you “click.” Always be ready and available for change, if you or your guides suggest something else down the road. Readers have lots of decks, for whatever fits them, or may fit someone else. Next week, three more of the 100% Plastic RWS decks will arrive- had to go to another vendor when Amazon temporarily ran out. Take your time to bond with your decks, keep them clean (very easy with the 100% Plastic decks), and treat each one as a friend. Get to know them. Understand them. When you do, you’ll begin to know how to interact with them, for the benefit to yourself and others. I wish you well, and Blessed Be… ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best plastic cards out there. *by E***C on October 28, 2025* This have become my GO TO cards for everything. Unlike other PVC foil cards out there these are actually going to last for a very long time. I use them A LOT and f they get dirty I literally wipe them down. They are a breeze to shuffle too. 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