These are well marked in 4 places, if you can tell time you can read these markings, I will tell you it took me a minute to find them, but once I did I was pleased. I think most people know 1 is the circle a single line, 2 is the plus sign made of two lines, 3 is the wavy lines, 4 is the square and 5 is the star. These don't have to be in order, they can be well mixed and with one taken even hiden you can look down an in a second know what card is gone/selected These are also well made card that feel the quality we are used to from the US playing card company

This is a set of 5 cards, not a deck. You need 2 sets to do most magic routines.

They are Bicycle Maiden back and come in red or blue.

Also, the markings are easy to see with my glasses on - but not with them off. The markings are not in the standard corners, but the 4 center edges. They do not come with marking instructions, but Penguin will email you a PDF if you ask.

I am giving these a 3 instead of a four since they only come with 5 cards. It disappointed me, but I got them in the Penny Arcade.

I thought a "set" was going to mean 25 cards, which is typical for an ESP deck. This is just five cards, one of each. You can't really perform any routines with just five cards. If you want to perform any of the typical matching routines, you'll need two or more sets. Since it's just a five card packet, there isn't a tuck box. If there were full decks of these cards, I'd order one.

This is a set of 5 cards, not a deck. You need 2 sets to do most magic routines.

They are Bicycle Maiden back and come in red or blue.

Also, the markings are easy to see with my glasses on - but not with them off. The markings are not in the standard corners, but the 4 center edges. They do not come with marking instructions, but Penguin will email you a PDF if you ask.

I am giving these a 3 instead of a four since they only come with 5 cards. It disappointed me, but I got them in the Penny Arcade.