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Resurrected Marked Playing Cards

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The moment the audience sees these special card backs, they'll know they're in for a hair-raising demonstration of mentalism and more!

From the mind of legendary UK mentalist, Peter Turner, comes the unique new Resurrected Deck. Created from Peter's original designs, and incorporating his ingenious marking system, the Resurrected Deck is intended to add a powerful aura of supernatural mystique to any performance. Its rich, storied artwork is riddled with secrets, methodological and narrative, just waiting to be unlocked.

With additional artwork by Phill Smith, creator of the notorious DMC ELITES playing cards, the deck is finely tuned to allow you to create powerful, meaningful presentations like no other.

2018 Release

Well thought out marked deck with tons of detail!

This is a utilitarian deck for performances, so don't expect much in terms of cardistry or overall flourishes. It handles just ok. The backs are well done and pop really nicely, and the faces are familiar for performances. The marking system is well designed, and there's actually 4-5 different levels of marking for all sorts of uses. You'll find out more the longer you use the deck. If I have a criticism (besides handling), it's that the marking is EXACTLY where you would think to look if you suspected/knew this was a marked deck. Like plain sight where you would look. And the letters/numbers on the back in general may well push someone to thinking you have a marked deck. Anyway...does not detract from my thorough enjoyment of the deck, so it's one worth checking out!

Well thought out marked deck with tons of detail!

This is a utilitarian deck for performances, so don't expect much in terms of cardistry or overall flourishes. It handles just ok. The backs are well done and pop really nicely, and the faces are familiar for performances. The marking system is well designed, and there's actually 4-5 different levels of marking for all sorts of uses. You'll find out more the longer you use the deck. If I have a criticism (besides handling), it's that the marking is EXACTLY where you would think to look if you suspected/knew this was a marked deck. Like plain sight where you would look. And the letters/numbers on the back in general may well push someone to thinking you have a marked deck. Anyway...does not detract from my thorough enjoyment of the deck, so it's one worth checking out!

Well thought out marked deck with tons of detail!

This is a utilitarian deck for performances, so don't expect much in terms of cardistry or overall flourishes. It handles just ok. The backs are well done and pop really nicely, and the faces are familiar for performances. The marking system is well designed, and there's actually 4-5 different levels of marking for all sorts of uses. You'll find out more the longer you use the deck. If I have a criticism (besides handling), it's that the marking is EXACTLY where you would think to look if you suspected/knew this was a marked deck. Like plain sight where you would look. And the letters/numbers on the back in general may well push someone to thinking you have a marked deck. Anyway...does not detract from my thorough enjoyment of the deck, so it's one worth checking out!

Well thought out marked deck with tons of detail!

This is a utilitarian deck for performances, so don't expect much in terms of cardistry or overall flourishes. It handles just ok. The backs are well done and pop really nicely, and the faces are familiar for performances. The marking system is well designed, and there's actually 4-5 different levels of marking for all sorts of uses. You'll find out more the longer you use the deck. If I have a criticism (besides handling), it's that the marking is EXACTLY where you would think to look if you suspected/knew this was a marked deck. Like plain sight where you would look. And the letters/numbers on the back in general may well push someone to thinking you have a marked deck. Anyway...does not detract from my thorough enjoyment of the deck, so it's one worth checking out!

Well thought out marked deck with tons of detail!

This is a utilitarian deck for performances, so don't expect much in terms of cardistry or overall flourishes. It handles just ok. The backs are well done and pop really nicely, and the faces are familiar for performances. The marking system is well designed, and there's actually 4-5 different levels of marking for all sorts of uses. You'll find out more the longer you use the deck. If I have a criticism (besides handling), it's that the marking is EXACTLY where you would think to look if you suspected/knew this was a marked deck. Like plain sight where you would look. And the letters/numbers on the back in general may well push someone to thinking you have a marked deck. Anyway...does not detract from my thorough enjoyment of the deck, so it's one worth checking out!

Well thought out marked deck with tons of detail!

This is a utilitarian deck for performances, so don't expect much in terms of cardistry or overall flourishes. It handles just ok. The backs are well done and pop really nicely, and the faces are familiar for performances. The marking system is well designed, and there's actually 4-5 different levels of marking for all sorts of uses. You'll find out more the longer you use the deck. If I have a criticism (besides handling), it's that the marking is EXACTLY where you would think to look if you suspected/knew this was a marked deck. Like plain sight where you would look. And the letters/numbers on the back in general may well push someone to thinking you have a marked deck. Anyway...does not detract from my thorough enjoyment of the deck, so it's one worth checking out!

Well thought out marked deck with tons of detail!

This is a utilitarian deck for performances, so don't expect much in terms of cardistry or overall flourishes. It handles just ok. The backs are well done and pop really nicely, and the faces are familiar for performances. The marking system is well designed, and there's actually 4-5 different levels of marking for all sorts of uses. You'll find out more the longer you use the deck. If I have a criticism (besides handling), it's that the marking is EXACTLY where you would think to look if you suspected/knew this was a marked deck. Like plain sight where you would look. And the letters/numbers on the back in general may well push someone to thinking you have a marked deck. Anyway...does not detract from my thorough enjoyment of the deck, so it's one worth checking out!