Index Only Bicycle Playing Cards

I was having to sand the faces off of the front of a normal deck and then write mnemonic stories for mem deck and/or cheat sheet memorization. These decks are great to use as practice decks to write notes and comments on the faces to associate the index with the mnemonic story and then write what's appropriate on the back and then do flashcard type practicing.

While this is a complete deck that can be used as a (mostly) standard playing card deck, this was a purchase to cannibalize the deck and use the various cards for card magic effects. Having no pips and no artwork on the Jacks, Queens, and Kings makes the cards in this deck great for slight of hand tricks where you erase or steal the pips or artwork from a card.

Perfect example- There's a very easy beginner trick (lots of tutorials on YouTube) referred to as Paintbrush. Typically, you would change a card from maybe a 7 of clubs to a 7 of diamonds. With the cards from this deck, you can easily change Paintbrush into an erasing trick where you remove the pips or artwork. Then you use any of a variety of sleight of hand card tricks to return the card to normal.

Well worth the price for a deck that allows you to perform the trick on different occasions with any of the standard cards rather than always doing it with the same card or the same two or three cards. Plus, it's a nice novelty deck for standard card games if you don't do card tricks.

Missing pips are excellent for magic. Some uses: (1) fading cards in two steps, pips disappear first, then the index vanishes! (2) I like the disappearing jokers effects. Joker rides away on his bike! Joker gone from card and appears somewhere else! (Use a cut out from a standard deck! ) (3) This is similar to (1). erase the central pip from a 3 of clubs. Have the 3 clubs change to a "2" of clubs. Then change it to all missing pips, and then all blank. Find loose pips and index in card box or else where. (cut those from a standard card).

I'm sure there are more!

This deck is pretty neat. I've seen plenty of faro decks, but not index only ones that I can recall. It's also useful in some magic routines.

I was having to sand the faces off of the front of a normal deck and then write mnemonic stories for mem deck and/or cheat sheet memorization. These decks are great to use as practice decks to write notes and comments on the faces to associate the index with the mnemonic story and then write what's appropriate on the back and then do flashcard type practicing.

While this is a complete deck that can be used as a (mostly) standard playing card deck, this was a purchase to cannibalize the deck and use the various cards for card magic effects. Having no pips and no artwork on the Jacks, Queens, and Kings makes the cards in this deck great for slight of hand tricks where you erase or steal the pips or artwork from a card.

Perfect example- There's a very easy beginner trick (lots of tutorials on YouTube) referred to as Paintbrush. Typically, you would change a card from maybe a 7 of clubs to a 7 of diamonds. With the cards from this deck, you can easily change Paintbrush into an erasing trick where you remove the pips or artwork. Then you use any of a variety of sleight of hand card tricks to return the card to normal.

Well worth the price for a deck that allows you to perform the trick on different occasions with any of the standard cards rather than always doing it with the same card or the same two or three cards. Plus, it's a nice novelty deck for standard card games if you don't do card tricks.

Missing pips are excellent for magic. Some uses: (1) fading cards in two steps, pips disappear first, then the index vanishes! (2) I like the disappearing jokers effects. Joker rides away on his bike! Joker gone from card and appears somewhere else! (Use a cut out from a standard deck! ) (3) This is similar to (1). erase the central pip from a 3 of clubs. Have the 3 clubs change to a "2" of clubs. Then change it to all missing pips, and then all blank. Find loose pips and index in card box or else where. (cut those from a standard card).

I'm sure there are more!

This deck is pretty neat. I've seen plenty of faro decks, but not index only ones that I can recall. It's also useful in some magic routines.

I was having to sand the faces off of the front of a normal deck and then write mnemonic stories for mem deck and/or cheat sheet memorization. These decks are great to use as practice decks to write notes and comments on the faces to associate the index with the mnemonic story and then write what's appropriate on the back and then do flashcard type practicing.

While this is a complete deck that can be used as a (mostly) standard playing card deck, this was a purchase to cannibalize the deck and use the various cards for card magic effects. Having no pips and no artwork on the Jacks, Queens, and Kings makes the cards in this deck great for slight of hand tricks where you erase or steal the pips or artwork from a card.

Perfect example- There's a very easy beginner trick (lots of tutorials on YouTube) referred to as Paintbrush. Typically, you would change a card from maybe a 7 of clubs to a 7 of diamonds. With the cards from this deck, you can easily change Paintbrush into an erasing trick where you remove the pips or artwork. Then you use any of a variety of sleight of hand card tricks to return the card to normal.

Well worth the price for a deck that allows you to perform the trick on different occasions with any of the standard cards rather than always doing it with the same card or the same two or three cards. Plus, it's a nice novelty deck for standard card games if you don't do card tricks.

Missing pips are excellent for magic. Some uses: (1) fading cards in two steps, pips disappear first, then the index vanishes! (2) I like the disappearing jokers effects. Joker rides away on his bike! Joker gone from card and appears somewhere else! (Use a cut out from a standard deck! ) (3) This is similar to (1). erase the central pip from a 3 of clubs. Have the 3 clubs change to a "2" of clubs. Then change it to all missing pips, and then all blank. Find loose pips and index in card box or else where. (cut those from a standard card).

I'm sure there are more!

This deck is pretty neat. I've seen plenty of faro decks, but not index only ones that I can recall. It's also useful in some magic routines.

I was having to sand the faces off of the front of a normal deck and then write mnemonic stories for mem deck and/or cheat sheet memorization. These decks are great to use as practice decks to write notes and comments on the faces to associate the index with the mnemonic story and then write what's appropriate on the back and then do flashcard type practicing.

While this is a complete deck that can be used as a (mostly) standard playing card deck, this was a purchase to cannibalize the deck and use the various cards for card magic effects. Having no pips and no artwork on the Jacks, Queens, and Kings makes the cards in this deck great for slight of hand tricks where you erase or steal the pips or artwork from a card.

Perfect example- There's a very easy beginner trick (lots of tutorials on YouTube) referred to as Paintbrush. Typically, you would change a card from maybe a 7 of clubs to a 7 of diamonds. With the cards from this deck, you can easily change Paintbrush into an erasing trick where you remove the pips or artwork. Then you use any of a variety of sleight of hand card tricks to return the card to normal.

Well worth the price for a deck that allows you to perform the trick on different occasions with any of the standard cards rather than always doing it with the same card or the same two or three cards. Plus, it's a nice novelty deck for standard card games if you don't do card tricks.

Missing pips are excellent for magic. Some uses: (1) fading cards in two steps, pips disappear first, then the index vanishes! (2) I like the disappearing jokers effects. Joker rides away on his bike! Joker gone from card and appears somewhere else! (Use a cut out from a standard deck! ) (3) This is similar to (1). erase the central pip from a 3 of clubs. Have the 3 clubs change to a "2" of clubs. Then change it to all missing pips, and then all blank. Find loose pips and index in card box or else where. (cut those from a standard card).

I'm sure there are more!

This deck is pretty neat. I've seen plenty of faro decks, but not index only ones that I can recall. It's also useful in some magic routines.

I was having to sand the faces off of the front of a normal deck and then write mnemonic stories for mem deck and/or cheat sheet memorization. These decks are great to use as practice decks to write notes and comments on the faces to associate the index with the mnemonic story and then write what's appropriate on the back and then do flashcard type practicing.

While this is a complete deck that can be used as a (mostly) standard playing card deck, this was a purchase to cannibalize the deck and use the various cards for card magic effects. Having no pips and no artwork on the Jacks, Queens, and Kings makes the cards in this deck great for slight of hand tricks where you erase or steal the pips or artwork from a card.

Perfect example- There's a very easy beginner trick (lots of tutorials on YouTube) referred to as Paintbrush. Typically, you would change a card from maybe a 7 of clubs to a 7 of diamonds. With the cards from this deck, you can easily change Paintbrush into an erasing trick where you remove the pips or artwork. Then you use any of a variety of sleight of hand card tricks to return the card to normal.

Well worth the price for a deck that allows you to perform the trick on different occasions with any of the standard cards rather than always doing it with the same card or the same two or three cards. Plus, it's a nice novelty deck for standard card games if you don't do card tricks.

Missing pips are excellent for magic. Some uses: (1) fading cards in two steps, pips disappear first, then the index vanishes! (2) I like the disappearing jokers effects. Joker rides away on his bike! Joker gone from card and appears somewhere else! (Use a cut out from a standard deck! ) (3) This is similar to (1). erase the central pip from a 3 of clubs. Have the 3 clubs change to a "2" of clubs. Then change it to all missing pips, and then all blank. Find loose pips and index in card box or else where. (cut those from a standard card).

I'm sure there are more!

This deck is pretty neat. I've seen plenty of faro decks, but not index only ones that I can recall. It's also useful in some magic routines.

I was having to sand the faces off of the front of a normal deck and then write mnemonic stories for mem deck and/or cheat sheet memorization. These decks are great to use as practice decks to write notes and comments on the faces to associate the index with the mnemonic story and then write what's appropriate on the back and then do flashcard type practicing.

While this is a complete deck that can be used as a (mostly) standard playing card deck, this was a purchase to cannibalize the deck and use the various cards for card magic effects. Having no pips and no artwork on the Jacks, Queens, and Kings makes the cards in this deck great for slight of hand tricks where you erase or steal the pips or artwork from a card.

Perfect example- There's a very easy beginner trick (lots of tutorials on YouTube) referred to as Paintbrush. Typically, you would change a card from maybe a 7 of clubs to a 7 of diamonds. With the cards from this deck, you can easily change Paintbrush into an erasing trick where you remove the pips or artwork. Then you use any of a variety of sleight of hand card tricks to return the card to normal.

Well worth the price for a deck that allows you to perform the trick on different occasions with any of the standard cards rather than always doing it with the same card or the same two or three cards. Plus, it's a nice novelty deck for standard card games if you don't do card tricks.

Missing pips are excellent for magic. Some uses: (1) fading cards in two steps, pips disappear first, then the index vanishes! (2) I like the disappearing jokers effects. Joker rides away on his bike! Joker gone from card and appears somewhere else! (Use a cut out from a standard deck! ) (3) This is similar to (1). erase the central pip from a 3 of clubs. Have the 3 clubs change to a "2" of clubs. Then change it to all missing pips, and then all blank. Find loose pips and index in card box or else where. (cut those from a standard card).

I'm sure there are more!

This deck is pretty neat. I've seen plenty of faro decks, but not index only ones that I can recall. It's also useful in some magic routines.

I was having to sand the faces off of the front of a normal deck and then write mnemonic stories for mem deck and/or cheat sheet memorization. These decks are great to use as practice decks to write notes and comments on the faces to associate the index with the mnemonic story and then write what's appropriate on the back and then do flashcard type practicing.

While this is a complete deck that can be used as a (mostly) standard playing card deck, this was a purchase to cannibalize the deck and use the various cards for card magic effects. Having no pips and no artwork on the Jacks, Queens, and Kings makes the cards in this deck great for slight of hand tricks where you erase or steal the pips or artwork from a card.

Perfect example- There's a very easy beginner trick (lots of tutorials on YouTube) referred to as Paintbrush. Typically, you would change a card from maybe a 7 of clubs to a 7 of diamonds. With the cards from this deck, you can easily change Paintbrush into an erasing trick where you remove the pips or artwork. Then you use any of a variety of sleight of hand card tricks to return the card to normal.

Well worth the price for a deck that allows you to perform the trick on different occasions with any of the standard cards rather than always doing it with the same card or the same two or three cards. Plus, it's a nice novelty deck for standard card games if you don't do card tricks.

Missing pips are excellent for magic. Some uses: (1) fading cards in two steps, pips disappear first, then the index vanishes! (2) I like the disappearing jokers effects. Joker rides away on his bike! Joker gone from card and appears somewhere else! (Use a cut out from a standard deck! ) (3) This is similar to (1). erase the central pip from a 3 of clubs. Have the 3 clubs change to a "2" of clubs. Then change it to all missing pips, and then all blank. Find loose pips and index in card box or else where. (cut those from a standard card).

I'm sure there are more!

This deck is pretty neat. I've seen plenty of faro decks, but not index only ones that I can recall. It's also useful in some magic routines.