Important details about the sale of J Nugs (2010)

Over the past few months, many questions have been raised about the sale of Jerry's Nugget Playing Cards on LeeAsher.com. Below, you'll find the top ten most asked questions (in no particular order) along with the answers.

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1) How much will these decks cost?
Below is a chart of how the cards will be sold in 2010. While it was stated that price would be announced on March 15th, 2010, I've decided to list the details right now to combat any disappointment some might have. Notice that each rung has a certain number of decks at a specific price and a specific condition. If you're fast enough, you'll be able to purchase a deck of Jerry's Nugget Playing cards for WAY LESS than 2010's fair market value. Good luck.

Tiers	How many decks per	Price per deck
Rung 1	the first 5 These five decks have NO cello, may have "broken" tax stamps on box but the cards are in mint condition.	$75
Rung 2	the next 10 These ten decks have NO cello, may have "broken" tax stamps on box but the cards are in mint condition.	$100
Rung 3	the next 5 These five decks are as issued, with cello and unbroken tax stamps, as if they just left Jerry's gift shop.	$150
Rung 4	the next 15 These fifteen decks are as issued, with cello and unbroken tax stamps, as if they just left Jerry's gift shop.	$200
Rung 5	the next 20 These twenty decks are as issued, with cello and unbroken tax stamps, as if they just left Jerry's gift shop.	$250
Rung 6	the last 5 These five decks are as issued, with cello and unbroken tax stamps, as if they just left Jerry's gift shop.	$275
* Note - Once a rung sells out, the cart will automatically update to reflect the new price.

2) What will my deck look like?
Original Jerry's come in blue and red. The condition of your deck will be based upon the rung at which you purchase. Rung one and two decks are "mint condition", which means there will be no cellophane, and that the stamp may be loose or broken. The deck inside has never been used, shuffled or handled. Decks in rungs three through six will have the cellophane and stamps intact. All collectors know that the thin and delicate wrappers of these decks were not designed to last 40 years, so small crinkles and cracks in the cellophane are not uncommon.


3) Are these real Jerry's Nuggets cards from 1970?
Yes. The 60 decks being sold on March 15th, 2010 at 4pm EST on LeeAsher.com are the genuine thing. Be assured that you are purchasing a real pack of Jerry's Nugget Playing Cards. They will be accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.


4) May I send a check, money order, or any other form of cash to purchase a deck?
Sorry, no. You may only purchase a deck using the shopping cart provided on this website. At this time, Paypal and Google Checkout are your only two options. Please note these two online payment services take most major credit cards and you don't have to create an account to use their services.


5) Can you save a deck for me until I get home from school or work?
Jerry's Nugget decks cannot be reserved. Do what it takes to be there on March 15th, 2010 at 4pm EST in order to maximize your chance to purchase a deck.


6) What happened to the Brick that was for sale in March 2010?

In an effort to alleviate some of the heavy traffic from the server, on March 15th, 2010 at 4pm EST, the one factory sealed brick will be sold beforehand, lottery style. *NOTE: Entries are accepted until 11:59pm EST March 12th, 2010. Serious entries only. If you have interest in purchasing this brick, please put your name on the J Nugg lotto list.