I bought 3 decks actually, 2 lennies and a geomancy deck.
I think they ended up being $30ish US dollars each for the lennies, and a bit less for the geomancy deck. He includes shipping in the price of the deck. I ordered 3 because, well, those were the three I couldn't live without
The Japanese deck images are straightforward and traditional, with the exception of the Cavalier (a woman on a bicycle), and the Crossroads (shows a single path, not a crossroads). It also has a keyword under each of the insets to use as a gypsy deck. I don't use them, and they don't seem to detract from from my readings.
The Pop Art deck is all about Andy Warhol- the court card insets are taken from his celebrity portraits. Again, the images follow the traditional Lenormand symbols, with the exception of Stars (Marilyn Monroe's star on the Walk of Fame), and the Child (Warhol's 1985 portrait of Barbie).
I think the lamination might be a tad better on the Japanese deck than the Pop Art deck, but both are more than acceptable. The more I use these two decks, the more I love them. I realized that some of what was holding me back in exploring Lenormand was my dislike of traditional Victorian art. I love bright, saturated colors, and both of these decks scratch that itch, and make studying, drills, and readings themselves more fun.
Paris did a good job on both of these decks, and you can tell that he actually thought about the images, and didn't just slap something together in Photoshop.