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DC Suit Production

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$4.38 $6.25 In stock

Category: Value Vault

To produce a single card from a shuffled deck is impressive. But to produce every card in a suit, in order, from a deck while it’s being cut and shuffled - that takes the sort of brilliance that is the magic of Daniel Chard.



From a double 'waving the aces’ production

of the first two cards through to the packet flipping royal display of the courts, the DC Suit Production is a lively display of skill and acumen at the card table.



Meticulously taught over 20 minutes,

it’s clear that Daniel Chard both knows his stuff - and loves what he does. In a final display of control, the full deck is spread to show that each and every card in the deck has been controlled through shuffles and cuts, to display

full new deck order.


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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Abigail X. ★★★★★

I’ve been practicing card magic for years and this is the first routine that actually makes the suit production look effortless — the way it handles the cuts mid-shuffle is wild. The deck stays completely natural in the spectator's hands, which is exactly what you want.

Brian E. ★★★★☆

The "produce every card in a suit while the deck is being cut" sequence is the standout—it plays ridiculously clean and melts spectators. Only knock is the teaching pacing drags a bit in the middle section, but the method itself is worth sitting through it.