My copy is here!!!
Lovely presentation . . . the bag fits the deck quite snugly, and is very well made. The deck and bag also arrived in a larger cotton drawstring bag that, I suppose, served to help protect it during shipping.
So....the deck. Very nicely made. Larger than a regular USG deck, but smaller than the Druidcraft - a very nice size to show off the art, in my opinion, but still leave the deck easy to handle.
22 cards plus a title card, unsigned and un-numbered. Comes with a very nicely printed fold-out "LWB" that includes a suggested 5-card spread.
Strength is VIII and Justice is XI. All card titles are traditional (in the RWS sense).
No coating or lamination. Square corners (not rounded). Off-white card stock with a very smooth, matte finish. Love, love, love the paper chosen for the card backs - a marbled black and white and grey and gold. The gold has a metallic sheen that is quite pretty.
Mine is plain black and white, the first copy sold before the seller started listing copies with hand painted colors added. I have to say, I really like it in black and white.
And the art . . . very modern, very feminine - women are featured in every card (the Hanged Man is a woman, for example). The Lovers card does show a man and a woman, though. Lots of breasts, but pubic hair is shown in the Lovers card (and perhaps elsewhere).
Overall, most definitely worth the $30 I paid . . . it's charming and unique and quite nicely presented. I'm very happy with it!