Playing cards with suit-based color tones
OwnerWilliam Bibbyinventor
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Abstract
A poker playing card deck includes fifty two cards divided into four equal suits, namely, hearts, diamonds, spades and clubs. The cards having the following color arrangement: (a.) a first suit with a red predominant color spectrum wavelength; (b.) a second suit with a predominant color spectrum wavelength red, pink, red-orange and maroon, the second suit predominant color spectrum wavelength being different from the first suit predominant color spectrum wavelength; (c.) a third suit having at least a majority of its color being black; and, (d.) a fourth suit having a predominant color spectrum wavelength selected from the group consisting of blue, brown and gray.
Claims20
A deck of playing cards, which comprises:
- fifty two cards divided into four suits, each of said four suits having thirteen of said fifty two cards, said four suits being hearts, diamonds, spades and clubs, said thirteen cards of each of said suits being sequential face cards two through ten, and a jack, a queen, a king and an ace, said cards having the following color arrangement:
- (a.) a first suit with at least a majority of its color being a red predominant color spectrum wavelength;
- (b.) a second suit with at least a majority of its color with a predominant color spectrum wavelength red, pink, red-orange and maroon, said second suit predominant color spectrum wavelength being different from said first suit predominant color spectrum wavelength;
- (c.) a third suit having at least a majority of its color being black;
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- (d.) a fourth suit having at least a majority of its color with a predominant color spectrum wavelength selected from the group consisting of blue, brown and gray.
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