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42. There are 12 face cards but the King of Diamonds, Jack of Hearts and Jack of Spades only have one eye, drawn in profile. Remember that each face card has a "top" and "bottom" image to make for 42 (and not 21). This question does not consider jokers or the designs on the backs of the cards.

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