Pioneers is indeed a pioneer in card magic and it's unbeatable !!

These cards sport a delightful back design, with an ingenious marking system. Definitely worth it for any magician or card connoisseur.

Beautiful deck!
Very smoothly.
It’s good for different manipulations.
I very like it🃏

Love these decks for marked card work because they are so easy to read while also putting the spectator at easy with the classic design feel of the cards. Spot on

Grabbed the pair of blue and red decks to fill out my cart, and because I had never had a marked deck before. I was briefly confused when i opened them, because I was convinced that they had sent me an unmarked version! Until i realized I was looking at the wrong spot, and that the markings are truly hard to spot unless you know they’re there. Ideal for a marked deck.
The cards look and feel great, designs on the jokers and ace of spades look authentically like an 1890 woodblock print, and the other aces even include *very* old photographs of attractions at the 1893 Chicago Worlds Fair. Typical Ellusionist high quality, what more could you need?

I love decks that harken back to days when there were many card manufacturers such as Cohen, Doughery, and Samuel Hart. This, as a tribute to the 1893 Chicago World's Fair is spot on! This deck exudes artwork that you would find on a deck in that time period. That said, should I tell you these cards are, also, marked. You gotta love a deck that looks like it's plucked from time AND carries secrets. I know I do.

Pioneers

I love your cards and would love to win and then sell the phone to pay for my college ❤️

I got the bakers dozen, just figured I would try something different from the normal rotation of decks I burn through. And I was pleasantly surprised. I am normally a USPCC person, in particular Tallys, Bee, and some elites. However these preform as well or better. The marking system is not the easiest to read but I think I will use these as normal decks and consider the. Marks a bonus. I would also prefer a standard double backer, to a bi-color one. In any event these have got me back to cycling ellusionist cards into my rotation. Give them a shot

These look really great, they feel like quite a pice of art!