Split Eyed Popper Bicycle Trick Playing Cards

I collect gaff decks, and even though this is a bit of a one-trick pony, I couldn't pass it up given the price. The popper deck is somewhat similar to a Mirage deck, but without the Svengali gaff, so if you're familiar with the r&s concept then you'll have an idea of what this involves. The split cards can make the handling a bit more tricky, but it's a very fun concept that catches attention, and can create real amazement when the two halves of the freely chosen card match.

I collect gaff decks, and even though this is a bit of a one-trick pony, I couldn't pass it up given the price. The popper deck is somewhat similar to a Mirage deck, but without the Svengali gaff, so if you're familiar with the r&s concept then you'll have an idea of what this involves. The split cards can make the handling a bit more tricky, but it's a very fun concept that catches attention, and can create real amazement when the two halves of the freely chosen card match.

I collect gaff decks, and even though this is a bit of a one-trick pony, I couldn't pass it up given the price. The popper deck is somewhat similar to a Mirage deck, but without the Svengali gaff, so if you're familiar with the r&s concept then you'll have an idea of what this involves. The split cards can make the handling a bit more tricky, but it's a very fun concept that catches attention, and can create real amazement when the two halves of the freely chosen card match.

I collect gaff decks, and even though this is a bit of a one-trick pony, I couldn't pass it up given the price. The popper deck is somewhat similar to a Mirage deck, but without the Svengali gaff, so if you're familiar with the r&s concept then you'll have an idea of what this involves. The split cards can make the handling a bit more tricky, but it's a very fun concept that catches attention, and can create real amazement when the two halves of the freely chosen card match.

I collect gaff decks, and even though this is a bit of a one-trick pony, I couldn't pass it up given the price. The popper deck is somewhat similar to a Mirage deck, but without the Svengali gaff, so if you're familiar with the r&s concept then you'll have an idea of what this involves. The split cards can make the handling a bit more tricky, but it's a very fun concept that catches attention, and can create real amazement when the two halves of the freely chosen card match.

I collect gaff decks, and even though this is a bit of a one-trick pony, I couldn't pass it up given the price. The popper deck is somewhat similar to a Mirage deck, but without the Svengali gaff, so if you're familiar with the r&s concept then you'll have an idea of what this involves. The split cards can make the handling a bit more tricky, but it's a very fun concept that catches attention, and can create real amazement when the two halves of the freely chosen card match.

I collect gaff decks, and even though this is a bit of a one-trick pony, I couldn't pass it up given the price. The popper deck is somewhat similar to a Mirage deck, but without the Svengali gaff, so if you're familiar with the r&s concept then you'll have an idea of what this involves. The split cards can make the handling a bit more tricky, but it's a very fun concept that catches attention, and can create real amazement when the two halves of the freely chosen card match.