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There's also the OCD deck, though I'm not sure if you get all 52 split cards.

Just as Print By Magic, they will make it however you like. Though perhaps for a bit more $.

All cards manufactured by USPCC are good quality with good durability. Having said that, they do not last forever and you should plan on swapping in a new deck regularly. Open an new deck and see if it works better than the one you've been using, that's how you know. The 2 types of Tally Hos...

Invisible transit from Expert Card Technique.

Well I do like the 2018s I have much better than the 2014s, though I think that's due to it being a different print run with a different batch of card stock than an age difference. If they were stored in a hot warehouse for several years it might make a difference, but those wrappers seem...

I'm old enough that the answer is going to be in book form. The first would be Tarbell, and not a bad place to start! Close Up Card Magic by Harry Lorrayne was also quite the revelation, but my beginnings are all Tarbell.

Kaufman-Mr. Jennings Takes it Easy Redford-Temporarily Out of Order 2020 Conjuring Arts Critical Edition-Phantom of the Card Table Aronson-Simply Simon Kaufman-The Berglas Effects (not for everyone and oop, but worth adding to your collection) Dan and Dave-Trilogy (Video) Jason...

No, I was referring to the previous response which has now been deleted because apparently the moderator thought the same thing. Don't worry about band breakage, it will happen anyway! Product should come with extras, replace them proactively. Kueppers sells packs of 25 for $4.

That response looks like it was written by a bot. I like Johnson for the price, but I have found higher quality with other manufacturers. Though I haven't actually tried Schoolcraft, but plan to next as I am also seeking the benefits of high precision. Worth the money? It depends on how...

Cleanest Card to Wallet I know of is TKO 2.0. A bit of clothing requirement, but not related to color. It's nice to have a couple different methods of performing the same trick, but beyond that trying to find a solution to having the same people watch you do the same trick again and again...

I wrote the number on the back of each card in a deck and used them as flash cards. Also, some apps to help you drill are out there. It took me months to really get it down, so don't be in a hurry. Also, the point is to know what each cards number is. I learned them in order at first, but...

The same gimmick is used in all parts of the video. The version of the gimmick the video was made for is no longer available. Now U C It and others are the same gimmick. Now U C It is still available it seems, but while this is a decent trick there are better ways to go about improving your...

This is an old gimmick that has been repackaged several times over the years, the particular version shown above is no longer available. You are better off getting a copy of Modern Coin Magic or something like the How to do Coin Magic by Zee - DVD. Or ask someone here what the best place to...

What are some good magic DVDs etc. with magic performances worth watching. I'll get things rolling. Lennart Green's Masterfile comes with excellent performance sections in addition to the instruction. Your turn.

In Order to Amaze by Pit Hartling is may favorite book on magic with a stack.

At least it came in a box! It looks a bit odd on the shelf but I know it's staying in good condition. Have you looked at Cardini: The Suave Deceiver from The Miracle Factory? I think I'll pick that up soon too.

I assume you have some version of Phantom of the Card Table but the 2020 Conjuring Arts Critical Edition should still be enjoyable.

As mentioned above, for coins you didn't mention The Long Goodbye which is worth looking at. Beyond that I've mostly been updating my chess curriculum and scooping up the card magic reprints from this year, though I did get the Jennings book and it seems amazing. I haven't had it long and it...

It depends on the performer. Some like self working magic so they can focus on presentation. Some are good at story telling and some, like me, rely on technique. We play to our strengths and there are a variety of ways to do this in this arena. There are no answers, but many truths.

Can someone suggest some cards with a smooth finish? Steamboats are no longer a thing and I just tried to find some Fournier 505s and they also seem to be no longer available, at least in the U.S. I didn't like the Zen's, but that may have been a bad batch, and I was hoping for something less...