The tuck has a modified face design containing stylized 'SM' instead of the original piece of art. Only first edition box set decks (pictured here) come with the custom seal. Further reprints are without seal. Court cards are not the original Smoke&Mirrors courts but standard USPCC court cards. Cards are printed on a cream stock similar to the Vintage Plaid decks also by D&D.

The tuck has a modified face design containing stylized 'SM' instead of the original piece of art. Only first edition box set decks (pictured here) come with the custom seal. Further reprints are without seal. Court cards are not the original Smoke&Mirrors courts but standard USPCC court cards. Cards are printed on a cream stock similar to the Vintage Plaid decks also by D&D.

scans of each cards can be seen at

http://www.marytcusack.com/maryc/decks/html/Cards/Heretic.html

Heretic Playing Cards by Lorenzo Gaggiotti (Stockholm17) is based on alchemy and the hermetic world. Salt (for the Jacks), Sulfur (for the Queens) and Mercury (for the Kings) are the three basic ingredients of the alchemist. This PCDB entry is for the basic Lux version of the deck, there also was a Noctis version and uncuts of each. In addition, there was a VERY limited subset of both Lux and Noctis that were signed and wax sealed called Heretic Gran Riserva. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/requiemcards/heretic-playing-cards

View all cards here: https://cardscans.piwigo.com/index?/category/478-bicycle_shadow_masters

Sale page: http://www.ellusionist.com/bicycle-shadow-masters-playing-cards.html

Show your support with a Pink Ribbon Deck. For each deck sale, $0.15 will be donated to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Children and adults alike will be inspired to think about the search for a cure during each round they play - and remember those who need our help. Full deck scan by macstrat @ https://www.flickr.com/photos/167981955@N07/albums/72157698111125840

Golden Nugget are the second most famous vintage casino cards (after Jerry\\\'s Nugget). Produced since 1962 they have the most number of colors: Orange, Red, Purple, Black, Blue, Green, Brown, Red/Gold, Green/Gold, Gold/Black, Black/Gold (11 colors and 2 variant of 2 colors). The rarest are 1st run in Purple and Blue with 1-pack tax stamp (produced before June 22, 1965) and Orange deck.

Printed by the USPCC on Bicycle Casino stock, Magic finish. Limited to 2500.

The Second Edition of Artifice added a functional border on the back to improve upon the deceptiveness of sleights requiring the alignment of cards, such as a Push Off Double or Elmsley count.

• Exclusive Performance Coating provides exceptional handling • True-metallic silver line art • Prime casino-grade stock for control and durability • Stylized border, maintaining the aesthetics of the original design • Built-in reveal on jokers • Consulted with a dozen card pros including Asher, Fisher and Madison • Designed by top Ellusionist designers, Jason Brumbalow, Lee McKenzii and Carlos Batlló  • Printed at the US Playing Card Company, with the highest quality control available

View all cards here: https://cardscans.piwigo.com/index?/category/120-the_crown

Funded as a Kickstarter project on April 10, 2014 with $116,525 pledged, this was a set of two decks (Continental & The Crown) in three variations (Standard, Limited, Display) for a total of 6 decks. Designed by Jackson Robinson through Kings Wild Project, this deck features the theme of the United States struggle for independence against Britan.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1722808047/the-independence-playing-cards-inspired-by-the-rev

The Independence decks also won the Best Ace of Spades award from UnitedCardists 2014 Deck of the Year http://unitedcardists.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=6448

Second series of Madison in Collab with Ellusionist after Dealers. Included a Joker gaff revealed & a double back

Dealers Playing Cards contain a Daniel Madison marking system. With each deck, you will receive a downloadable movie teaching the system. Marked decks can cost between $20-$30, but Daniel wishes to offer his system at the price of a normal deck of cards as you can see above. Dealers in Erdnase Green use the exact pantone color of the book Expert at the Card Table by S. W. Erdnase. As used in 1902, these playing cards utilize an edge-to-edge borderless casino "gambling house" design. If you are worried about double lifts etc, perhaps it's time to stop relying on white borders to hide inefficiencies. These cards will help you to get good at what you do. Madison has used the edge-to-edge design for that single purpose since he was a teenager taking people's money in real games. We cannot emphasize enough. The cards are printed to Daniel's specifications and are the essence of a standard held long ago. They almost fan themselves. Seconds are smoother than anything you may have been advantaged to feel before. If you believe these fine playing cards fit your personal style, pick up a deck or twelve and put them through the wringer: bottoms, centers, shifts, palms, changes and switches. See how these trusted sleights feel in your hands.