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If you're working with the second edition, check out Ellusionist's page on the Series 1800s deck if you want to see exactly where the deck is marked at the time 0:52. https://www.ellusionist.com/marked-vintage-1800-playing-cards-red.html In short though, you should check out the top left...

You're correct on that. The Series 1800 had a first edition without markings and the second does.

As best as I've been able to tell, the first editions of the 1800s deck have a very thin border/no border on the front of the tuck case where the red of the Bicycle design goes right up to the edge of the tuck case. The second edition deck has an old parchment colored border around the edge...

The interesting thing about the NOC cards is that at least as far as the Murphy's Signature NOC goes, is that the deck has a solid color back with a gold border which in turn has a white border. There is a marking system, and Alex Pandrea already released the secrets through The Blue Crown...

In this video I review the Sentinel Playing Cards by Theory 11 and cover everything from the how the decks handles to a couple details you might have missed at first glance.

In this video I review the Black Kings playing cards by Ellusionist and break down how this deck handles, what the cards look like, and what surprises you can expect inside of the box.

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In this video I review the Tally Ho Viper Back deck of playing cards by Ellusionist and break down what separates this deck from normal Tally Ho fan back decks.

In this video I review the Crown Deck playing cards by The Blue Crown and break down everything from how the deck handles to the appearance of the cards themselves.

Honestly, in a way the injury might actually be a very constructive thing for you (bad as it sounds to say that, but I do see the plus side in everything). In a situation where I could no longer perform standing up, I would simply alter how I did things to conform. If I were to continue...

In this video I review the Gold Gatorback playing cards by David Blaine and cover all of the fine details from how this deck handles to how the deck looks.

Thank you! And you're totally right I think about the Sinners resembling the Sentinels. To be honest I do like the borders better on the Sinners just since they're a bit thinner and they create a nice fan pattern.

Card 1: Six of Spades Card 2: Two of Hearts Card 1: Nine of Diamonds Card 2: King of Hearts

Agreed!

Personally I'm a fan of the Contraband, but it's not as clean cut as my other choices were. That was the only little missing element that I like in decks that kept it from scoring a place in my top 5.

In general right before I get into a card magic or cardistry practice/performing session, I rinse my hands with water only. This ensures that the majority of the oils, greases, and general grime that would be harmful to the deck is rinsed off. I typically don't mess around with soap or hand...

In this video I share with you my personal top 5 decks of Theory 11 playing cards (in my opinion) and explain why I ranked the decks as I did.

In this video I review the Sinners deck of playing cards by Alan Rorrison and Lloyd Barnes. In this review, no detail about these cards has been ignored, and everything from the deck's appearance to the way it handles has been detailed here.

It would seem that Ellusionist no longer sells these decks on their website. But, if you'll settle for the performance coat edition instead of the UV-500 Air Flow version, they're still around on eBay (which is where I bought mine).

In this video I review the Ellusionist Masters deck of playing cards and cover how this deck stacks up against a deck of Bicycle Standard playing cards.