[MyMagic] Pop Cards

Meir’s Muses
MyMagic eNewsletter #1,354
November 19, 2025

Although I have thousands of unique and very collectible playing cards at the warehouse I stopped introducing new ones when just about every magic company started producing them and selling them.

Today is an exception. My old friend Phil Young has just released a beautiful deck of cards that is of high quality. You may recognize his name as the designer of the two Geoff Latta books, as well as many other magic products and books. Take a look at some of the cards in this set:

►Pop Cards:

Phil Young was a graduate of the Parson’s School of Design and has designed and illustrated many magic books you probably already own. He just released a very special deck of cards.

The cards are described as, “Neo-Classical Playing Cards,” and “They’re Like a Tuxedo for Your Hands.”

They are printed by the US Playing Card Company on their non-crushed premium paper, with an embossed finish and are traditionally cut. They handle beautifully right out of the box.

Watch and buy: HERE

►TO SEE ALL OUR PLAYING CARDS GO: HERE

I just received a few more of the Aluminum Infinity Calices. The Stainless Steel and the Plastic ones should be ready by early next month.

►Infinity Chalice:

This is a terrific routine that combines many principles into one cohesive routine that is easy to follow and easy to perform.

You begin by showing a unique looking double-ended chalice and four coins. The four coins are placed into the top of the chalice and one-at-a-time they seem to penetrate the top of the chalice and magically work their way to the bottom in the cleanest and most direct way possible.

Watch and buy: HERE

►Glass & Coin Mystery:

Last month Aquaman taught you a magic trick. This month is Wonder Woman’s turn.

This is an excellent routine that I used to do when I was a teenager, although Wonder Woman does it much better and her patter is more entertaining.

Take a look: HERE

►LATEST MY MAGIC RELEASE:

►Printing On Demand:

This is one of David Solomon’s favorite packet tricks. It full of visual transformations and multiple climaxes.

Themed around how everything is now being printed on demand… even playing cards. You place a blank Bicycle card to one side.

You then show four Jokers with blank backs. One by one you print four different colorful backs on them. After the four backs are printed, you magically cause all the Joker faces to vanish, leaving you with four blank cards with different backs. As a surprise ending, the blank card you placed aside at the beginning now has all four Jokers.

Watch and buy: HERE

►BACK IN STOCK:

The Magician’s Daydream from Japan has been continuously selling out. But I was lucky enough to get a few more in.

►Magician’s Daydream:

This is a quick rope routine that you can use as a segway between effects or as an Emcee interlude.

You display three lengths of red rope, a short, a medium, and a long.

You then pull the ropes as they visually become the same length.

You then magically turn the three equal lengths of rope into one long rope.

Watch and buy: HERE

►eBay Auctions:

I was able to add a few books that might interest you to my eBay auctions. All auctions end on Sunday.

►A direct link to the auctions: HERE

►A direct link to my eBay store: HERE

►UPCOMING APPEARANCES:

►DEC 7: Spinnato’s Comedy Magic Show at Comix @ Mohegan Sun Casino in CT. Tickets: HERE

►JAN 18: Spinnato’s Comedy Magic Show at Comix @ Mohegan Sun Casino in CT. Tickets: HERE

To view all my upcoming appearances, go: HERE

Stay happy, Meir

PS: Next newsletter will introduce topological cards you never knew existed.

PS2: If you did not watch my interview, to learn how I think, you can catch it: HERE

“To us coin magic has always been one of the most fascinating branches of magic. The audience, conscious of the sound that metal makes, is impressed when you are able to fool it despite this difficulty.”
…Bruce Elliott (Magic As A Hobby, 1948)