黄鱼 = yellow Fish, 120c [30 x 4]
This deck of money-suited cards comes from _______, China. It is structured much like most common money-suited cards, but it has several interesting features.
The suit of coins. As you can see, the first unusual feature of this deck is its colour: It is printed in on a yellow background. Ace is on the left, and the 9 is the penultimate card on the right. The 2 of coins contains the word 成, "Complete".
The rightmost card is akin to the "Dragons" in Mahjong. Its name is 代宗, one of the emperors of the Tang dynasty,
The suit of strings. On the left is the ace of strings, which has been depicted as a fish, hence the patern;s name. Notice the marks in the black portion of all the cards; these are the indices. For example, all the aces have a scoop cut on the left, the 2s have a circle, etc. Unlike other decks of money-suited cards, the markings here do not change with the suit.
The bonus card [rightmost card] depicts Wu Song 武松, one of the heroes of the Chinese novel The water Margin 水浒传.
The suit of myridads.Each depicts a human visage, and is named after a character of the Water Margin, The 8 of myriads is not named, and instead marked with 福 meaning Luck. The extra card [2nd from the right] is labelled 刘唐
The back is shown as the rightmost card, The central motif is again the character Fu, meaning luck.
