Cohort Blue Marked Playing Cards Cartamundi

I'm so Happy with this Cohort deck. Very easy to read. Great deck to perform with. So pleased that I ordered the Cohort Red v2 deck today. I will be thrilled to own these two Excellent decks. Pick up a pair today.

I love these Cohorts. I had bought my daughter a deck of the green ones, and after seeing how great they were, I decided to grab a deck of the blue ones for myself!

Another great performance and demonstration deck! And another deck to add to the collection on decks!

A nice deck to add to your arsenal of marked decks. This deck is an easy reader, although the 10 and K are visually close which requires a bit more scrutiny for my eyes. I like the card stock and the back design is a good looking classic style. One other observation, of perhaps limited interest, is that the extra QS (along with the jokers) is not marked.

A simple shake of cello wrapped deck inside the still cello wrapped box and you could instantly tell how much thinner they are just by how much extra room the cards had in the box compared to the red Corhorts with E7 stock. Besides the color thickness, they're exactly the same as the red version. Same reader back marking system, same duplicate Q♠️(one of duplicates doesn't have the markings on the back so it'll look exactly the same as the joker's, so that's the one you force or handout for inspection😉), same red/blue double backer, and same hidden reveals (3♥️ and 9♠️) on the jokers. I purchased these when they were first released and they're still the thinnest deck I own in my 100+ deck collection. I'm a huge fan of Cartamundi's thicker E7 stock (I actually kinda prefer it over USPCC). The texture and feel of E7 and B9 is so much smoother than all others. Have you ever purchased a custom deck printed by USPCC then unwrap, cut the seal, pull out the cards and the first thing you notice is how rough the sides of the cards feel? I like both red and blue but I'd you prefer a crushed Bee stock Fuller house then and snappy they feel out of the box then you need to try these. There's literally nothing to lose. So...., You get one of the thinnest decks of cards on the market, they're reader backs, created and distributed by Ellisionist Playing Card Co., a beautiful and non assuming back design all for under $8. That's a steal for a custom deck of reader back playing cards