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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Parmandur" data-source="post: 9174852" data-attributes="member: 6780330">No, it's a manufacturing defect that often slips past the tightest QC because it mostly shows up in non-factory environments (the printer is the ideal environmentfor a playing card). It can be repaired somewhat.through some homebrew shenanigans that dehydrate them (bake rhem in the oven, or blowdry them, etc.), and then preserved through douvle sleeving to keep out moisture. Or, get a replacement from Customer service that isn't defective.There are basically two kinds of cards here in his deck: the defective ones, and the non-defecrive ones. The defective ones are all in the same environments, so their curl is going to match pretty well as they get the same ambiant mositure. Ideally none would be defective, and that is quite doable.The curl is caused by the paper changing size due to moisture.</blockquote>