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The Seers Playing Cards USPCC

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The Seers Playing Cards

Introducing The Seers Playing Cards: A revolutionary design offering 4 different fans in one deck. The beautiful faces are eye-catching -- perfect for close-up magic. It's backs are vibrant -- perfect for cardistry. This makes what we think is the perfect all-round deck!

This deck is nowhere near a standard design -- check out the Diamonds and Hearts being light blue. We have found that, these days, more magicians carry fancy decks for when they're not in gigs. Thus, we thought it would be suitable to have a bold and striking deck that would be suitable for an audience or a simple show of your cardistry finesse!

2019 Release

Ugliest deck I've ever purchased!

Unlike the other review here, I like the color swap on the pips and indices. Where this deck goes wrong for me is the court cards. They have got to be the ugliest court cards I have ever seen. What is up with the faces? I like custom courts, but if a designer is going to butcher them this badly, they are better off leaving the design standard and just doing a color swap. I like the card backs and the minimal tuck case doesn’t bother me, but nothing can redeem this deck in light of the hideous court cards.

Blue hearts and purple spades

My biggest gripe with this deck is the inverted suit colors. Call me old fashioned, but having hearts/diamonds a shade other than red (or something close to red) screws with my mind. I am reluctant to use this deck in any type of performance situation as it automatically looks dishonest. That said, the artwork is really bold, and these cards look great in motion. The cards handle well. I would recommend them for cardistry, but not much else.

Ugliest deck I've ever purchased!

Unlike the other review here, I like the color swap on the pips and indices. Where this deck goes wrong for me is the court cards. They have got to be the ugliest court cards I have ever seen. What is up with the faces? I like custom courts, but if a designer is going to butcher them this badly, they are better off leaving the design standard and just doing a color swap. I like the card backs and the minimal tuck case doesn’t bother me, but nothing can redeem this deck in light of the hideous court cards.

Blue hearts and purple spades

My biggest gripe with this deck is the inverted suit colors. Call me old fashioned, but having hearts/diamonds a shade other than red (or something close to red) screws with my mind. I am reluctant to use this deck in any type of performance situation as it automatically looks dishonest. That said, the artwork is really bold, and these cards look great in motion. The cards handle well. I would recommend them for cardistry, but not much else.

Ugliest deck I've ever purchased!

Unlike the other review here, I like the color swap on the pips and indices. Where this deck goes wrong for me is the court cards. They have got to be the ugliest court cards I have ever seen. What is up with the faces? I like custom courts, but if a designer is going to butcher them this badly, they are better off leaving the design standard and just doing a color swap. I like the card backs and the minimal tuck case doesn’t bother me, but nothing can redeem this deck in light of the hideous court cards.

Blue hearts and purple spades

My biggest gripe with this deck is the inverted suit colors. Call me old fashioned, but having hearts/diamonds a shade other than red (or something close to red) screws with my mind. I am reluctant to use this deck in any type of performance situation as it automatically looks dishonest. That said, the artwork is really bold, and these cards look great in motion. The cards handle well. I would recommend them for cardistry, but not much else.

Ugliest deck I've ever purchased!

Unlike the other review here, I like the color swap on the pips and indices. Where this deck goes wrong for me is the court cards. They have got to be the ugliest court cards I have ever seen. What is up with the faces? I like custom courts, but if a designer is going to butcher them this badly, they are better off leaving the design standard and just doing a color swap. I like the card backs and the minimal tuck case doesn’t bother me, but nothing can redeem this deck in light of the hideous court cards.

Blue hearts and purple spades

My biggest gripe with this deck is the inverted suit colors. Call me old fashioned, but having hearts/diamonds a shade other than red (or something close to red) screws with my mind. I am reluctant to use this deck in any type of performance situation as it automatically looks dishonest. That said, the artwork is really bold, and these cards look great in motion. The cards handle well. I would recommend them for cardistry, but not much else.

Ugliest deck I've ever purchased!

Unlike the other review here, I like the color swap on the pips and indices. Where this deck goes wrong for me is the court cards. They have got to be the ugliest court cards I have ever seen. What is up with the faces? I like custom courts, but if a designer is going to butcher them this badly, they are better off leaving the design standard and just doing a color swap. I like the card backs and the minimal tuck case doesn’t bother me, but nothing can redeem this deck in light of the hideous court cards.

Blue hearts and purple spades

My biggest gripe with this deck is the inverted suit colors. Call me old fashioned, but having hearts/diamonds a shade other than red (or something close to red) screws with my mind. I am reluctant to use this deck in any type of performance situation as it automatically looks dishonest. That said, the artwork is really bold, and these cards look great in motion. The cards handle well. I would recommend them for cardistry, but not much else.

Ugliest deck I've ever purchased!

Unlike the other review here, I like the color swap on the pips and indices. Where this deck goes wrong for me is the court cards. They have got to be the ugliest court cards I have ever seen. What is up with the faces? I like custom courts, but if a designer is going to butcher them this badly, they are better off leaving the design standard and just doing a color swap. I like the card backs and the minimal tuck case doesn’t bother me, but nothing can redeem this deck in light of the hideous court cards.

Blue hearts and purple spades

My biggest gripe with this deck is the inverted suit colors. Call me old fashioned, but having hearts/diamonds a shade other than red (or something close to red) screws with my mind. I am reluctant to use this deck in any type of performance situation as it automatically looks dishonest. That said, the artwork is really bold, and these cards look great in motion. The cards handle well. I would recommend them for cardistry, but not much else.

Ugliest deck I've ever purchased!

Unlike the other review here, I like the color swap on the pips and indices. Where this deck goes wrong for me is the court cards. They have got to be the ugliest court cards I have ever seen. What is up with the faces? I like custom courts, but if a designer is going to butcher them this badly, they are better off leaving the design standard and just doing a color swap. I like the card backs and the minimal tuck case doesn’t bother me, but nothing can redeem this deck in light of the hideous court cards.

Blue hearts and purple spades

My biggest gripe with this deck is the inverted suit colors. Call me old fashioned, but having hearts/diamonds a shade other than red (or something close to red) screws with my mind. I am reluctant to use this deck in any type of performance situation as it automatically looks dishonest. That said, the artwork is really bold, and these cards look great in motion. The cards handle well. I would recommend them for cardistry, but not much else.