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inkypete

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Now that Nock cards are not available (very sad) does anyone know of an alternative of similar quality? I have bought most of the locally available commercial brands and they are nowhere near the quality of Nock. Daiso had some very nice cards surface wise but the recent stock seems to have changed paper grade. Any clues?

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Silvine index cards.

Add lightness and simplicate.

 

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Haven't tried them, but Levenger has some as well. I saw something showing they were on sale (300 pk) in the last day or two. Lined or grid ruling.

Brad

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