The new face of card games hit the market just a few days ago.
A royal flush and a full house take on a whole new meaning when you're playing with iraq's most wanted. Pictures of Iraqi fugitives, rolling off the presses at Liberty Playing Card Company in Texas -- printing Iraq's most wanted list, on a deck of cards.
The search for Saddam, and his regime leaders has business booming. Owner, Mohammed Kamal, saying he and his partner took a gamble and hit the jackpot.
Now, they are being handed out overseas. Last week, Liberty started printing the cards, putting a notice on their website. After that came a call from the U.S. embassy in Kuwait, ordering thousands.
Now, orders for the hot cards are pouring in and the company is cranking out 5-thousand a day. The government's order, which has a special U.S. embassy stamp, is Liberty's largest order ever.
So far, Liberty is the only company printing these special cards.
Those looking to get their hands on them can turn to the internet, one popular auction site has more than 28-hundred postings where consumers can buy them.
