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The Innocence Holographic Prototype Playing Cards don't merely compare - they match the final deck step for step in beauty and detail.

But how did these prototypes come to life?

Producing a large print run with cold foil is both costly and complex. With the Innocence back design featuring countless delicate dots, the risk of imperfections was simply too high to take lightly.

Instead of leaving anything to chance, Daniel Schneider created a small prototype batch to rigorously test how his intricate design would translate to foil - ensuring nothing less than perfection.

Labeled with 'Prototype' on the bottom, each deck is a rare piece of the creation process - now treasured by collectors for its rarity and origin.