Nature Inspired Playing Cards - Geology

Agates of North America Inspired by the popular book The Wonder of North American Agates, this deck by Dan R. Lynch features beautiful photographs of 52 of the most famous, most valuable, and rarest varieties of the coveted gemstones found in North America. Each card depicts photographs of such agates as the Fairburn Agate, Laguna Agate, Lake Superior Agate, and more.

Rocks and Minerals Inspired by Dan R. Lynch and the popular Rocks & Minerals Identification Guides, this gorgeous deck of playing cards features professional photographs of 52 of the most common and sought-after specimens found in the USA. Each card depicts full-color photographs of such rocks as basalt, granite, and sandstone, as well as minerals like copper, gold, and silver—so you can begin to learn what 52 different rocks, minerals, and gemstones look like.

Fossils Inspired by Adventure Publications’ guides to rocks, minerals, and fossils, this gorgeous deck of playing cards by geologist, paleontology expert, and debut author James St. John features professional photographs of 54 of the most representative fossils found in the United States and Canada. Suits are organized chronologically, and each card depicts a full-color photograph, including everything from billion-year-old stromatolites and dinosaurs like the famed Tyrannosaurus rex to more recent finds that are bound to surprise. You can begin to learn what 54 different variations of fossils look like.

Agates of Lake SuperiorAnyone who enjoys rocks, minerals, and gems will love these cards for playing your favorite games or to use as flashcards. Inspired by the popular Agates of Lake Superior book by Dan R. Lynch and Bob Lynch, this gorgeous deck of playing cards features beautiful photographs of 13 of the most popular and well known varieties of the coveted gemstone found in the Great Lake states of Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. Each card depicts photographs of such agates as the Floater Agate, Fortification Agate, Eye Agate, and more—so you can begin to learn what 13 different specimens look like.