Silver Arrows Poker Back by Jackson Robinson and printed to exacting standards by Expert Playing Card Co.

Made with Superior's Classic Finish so they handle beautifully and dependably. The faces are the standard Superior faces with a new Ace of Spades and pair of Jokers from Jackson Robinson.

A close look at the gorgeous Classic back design from Expert Playing Card Co. will quickly bring you to a level of complete mastery over these fantastic playing cards.

These innocent looking poker size cards are made to perfection and will handle like your favorite deck of playing cards all while cleverly concealing a hidden secret, courtesy of Asi Wind, that can give you complete knowledge of every card in the pack.

Only 500 decks of these will be released at this time, but we think the lucky few who make these their regular deck of cards will have one of the best decks of cards and a built in tool for miracles!

Finish:

Damask - Soft stock with a nice deep fabric-like embossing pattern.

Cards

These are your new go-to playing cards. They handle wonderfully and are traditionally cut for perfect weave shuffles. Very resilient, yet with a splendid ease of use. The bricks are available in Blue, Black, and Red, so you can get the combinations you need for all your favorite tricks.

Also, the cards closely match our Superior Classic Readers: the few, subtle differences in the tuck cases will allow you to tell them apart!

Superior Brand is a new series of cards that will encompass a large range of variations. There will be different finishes, and colors of the same back design, different back designs, gaffed decks and cards, and much more. This iteration is focused on a classic design and feel. The cards are priced inexpensively and feature all the qualities that most card handlers look for in their day to day card work.

Tuck

Each tuck case is made with a special synthetic paper that will last and last. It is tear resistant, resilient, and will help protect your cards from moisture.

Classic Finish

Classic - Named Classic because this feels most like what many card handlers are now used to. Softer stock that is easy to handle.