Pirate Playing Cards
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- Set number
- 852227-1
- Availability
- In production
- Original RRP
- $4.99
- Released
- 2009
- Theme
- Other
- Barcode
- 673419106283
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Where it came from
The Pirate Playing Cards, cataloged under set number 852227-1, were produced by the LEGO Group as a thematic accessory aimed at younger fans of their long-running Pirates sub-theme. Released during a period when the company was expanding its catalog beyond traditional building sets into lifestyle and stationery products, these cards served to bring the swashbuckling aesthetic of LEGO's pirate ships and island outposts into a tabletop gaming format.
The design of the deck features stylized illustrations consistent with the brand's graphic design language from that era. By utilizing the recognizable iconography of LEGO pirate minifigures and nautical elements, the deck was intended to be both a functional game component and a collectible keepsake for enthusiasts of the classic theme. It remains a representative example of how the company translated its core building toy motifs into diverse peripheral merchandise.
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