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Form? What is this form of which you speak?

Well yes, but back in the day much of the activity was from beginners looking for information. I'm not sure why this has slowed, but almost everything can be found by searching the forums and all reasonable questions do still get answered, though yes, it may take a week. It was quite a bit of...

It worked ok on Fool Us, but beyond that it's a matter of deciding if the others who are trying to give you advice have the knowledge and experience to make their advice worth following. You'll be okay either way. 80 people isn't really much beyond parlour magic.

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There's https://store.theory11.com/products/invisible-card-by-blake-vogt.

Westminsters. Bicycle stock, traditional cut, magic finish.

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Card 1: 8 of Clubs Card 2: 3 of Spades Card 1: Queen of Clubs Card 2: 9 of Hearts

I checked my order history and see I made my first order in 2015. I came for the great service and selection of cards and stayed for the forums. Happy Birthday!

Card 1: 4 of Clubs Card 2: 10 of Diamonds Card 1: Ace of Spades Card 2: 6 of Spades

Card 1: 5 of Spades Card 2: 9 of Diamonds Card 1: 2 of Clubs Card 2: Jack of Diamonds

Yes on the sponge balls.

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Zen Pure looks like it has the box you need, though the cards are not borderless, nor do I know if they are still made. These are/were manufactured by Expert Playing Card Company which is in Taiwan, so it may be worth looking at what their offerings are.

Card 1: 4 of clubs Card 2: 2 of spades Card 1: 9 of hearts Card 2: Ace of diamonds

printbymagic.com will make whatever you want.

Another way to try (though you'll generally want to pay attention to Josh): Practice with a 3 card packet. Pull down one card with your pinky just a little bit and while still holding that card pull down a second card with a slightly higher portion of your pinky. There will be about 1/8"...

This appears to be a classic puzzle you can make yourself with readily available online instructions.

It seems it's actually called C4. Ultimate Color Changing Card Case is the tag line. On the included CD the C4 is part of the background and less visible than the Ultimate phrase so I didn't know it was the name of the trick...

Sorry, it was Jonathan Levit. They were both at the same convention. It's called Ultimate Color Changing Card Case. I dont' think I'd use it for intimate closeup, but for parlor it should be good.