“The invisible deck is probably my all-time favorite card trick. This box is not only a great way to add some beautiful dressing to an already great trick. But having it laying there as a loaded gun is maybe the best secret weapon” -Nathan Kranzo

Leave this magical box on your coffee table and your guests will do the rest.

A mysterious box claiming to contain invisible playing cards is sitting on the table. Most would call it empty. It certainly looks empty...

Invisible Playing Cards by Madam Adelie is a conversation igniter. It's a BEAR TRAP you leave on your coffee table and WITHOUT FAIL your guests will bring it up. Leave it on ANY table during a meeting or a meal, and you won't wait long before someone asks about them.

With a straight face you explain that they're simply invisible playing cards...

AT THIS POINT, if you're a magician who owns an Invisible Deck, you know EXACTLY WHAT TO DO. You use the question to lead right into the most powerful card trick they've EVER SEEN.

Have them take out the "invisible cards" (there are no cards but trust me just go with it), ask them to shuffle, choose one and tell you what it is.

DO ask if they want to change their mind. DO NOT ask if they're happy with the mind they've got.

You know the rest. The invisible deck (sold separately obviously) will let you reveal ANY card named.

PROFESSIONALS: One of the best experiences you can create in magic is for a spectator to NOT EVEN REALIZE they're walking into a trick. It hits so much harder. This deck gives you that experience for one of the most popular tricks in the world, the invisible deck. People can't ask questions about something they can't see!! So Madam Adelie made a box for us.

Today, Invisible Playing Cards are only ten bucks for 3 boxes. Plus free shipping anywhere in the world. Whether you're a pro looking for a killer prop to use with Invisible Deck, or president of the United States looking for something unattainable to other world leaders, this is perfect.

FAQ

Q: Is there actually an invisible deck of cards inside this box? A: No. This is a prop. It's an empty box.