Fifty Greatest Card Tricks is the ultimate collection for beginners who want to learn impressive card tricks.

This set includes:

• 5 x Packet tricks not found in other sets
  • 1 x United Nations of Magic
  • 1 x The Incredible Jumping Jack
  • 1 x Colour Changing Kings to Aces
  • 1 x Spot-on Prediction
  • 1 x Mysterious Mind Power
• 1 x Incredible Wizard Magic Cards
• Instructional Booklet
• Video demonstrations and tutorials, available via Marvin’s Magic App

Who is ‘Fifty Greatest Card Tricks’ for?

Children aged 8 and above (or much older!) will enjoy all the tricks in this set. We encourage you to use your own discretion and choose age-appropriate gifts for the recipient. Please be aware that many of the products inside include small parts which are not suitable for children under 3 years old

Is this item good for adults?

Absolutely! In fact, this is one of the few magic sets we especially recommend for adults, as the tricks inside require a little more attention than our easy magic sets, and are perfect for entertaining more grown-up friends.

Do you recommend any other card tricks to go with this set?

Yes! One of our other bestselling card tricks is the Svengali Deck. This is one of the most popular magic tricks in the world and has been used by beginners and magicians alike for centuries. Click here to see what it does!

If you are looking for something a little more advanced, we recommend the Chameleon Backs and the Wild Card

If you really want to go to town on Card Magic then check out The Royal Road to Card Magic. We refer to this as the bible of card magic – as it really is a right of passage for many magicians! This book takes you from the basic mechanics of card magic to complicated sleights, routines, and flourishes. A must-have for any one who is serious about magic. Click here to find out more

What makes ‘Fifty Greatest Card Tricks’ so great?

This set is made for beginners and is an excellent introduction to the world of card magic.

These tricks are time-tested ways to get everyone off their screens and interacting with each other. They are excellent for developing strong interpersonal skills, effective communication, and presentation abilities, across different groups and generations.