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A Memory Deck, also known as a stack deck or “memdeck”, is one in which you know the position and name of every card. The secret that makes the system work is simply memorization.

In my opinion, the most powerful tool in card magic is the memorized deck. The tricks that can be done with it are limitless. Those who master the memory work will reach a higher level in card magic than those who don’t take the time and energy to do so. As stated on the product page, the is a deck of cards which are marked for numerical order. The order is based on Juan Tamariz’s, stacked- deck -system as outlined in his book: Mnemonica. >If you look at the backside of the 3-of-clubs, the card has been marked with a “4”, which is the fouth card in the stack. The “4” is marked at the upper-left index of the card and at the lower-right index for easy identification.

All the cards in the deck are marked in this manner with their corresponding number. The 4th position in the deck =3 of Clubs and the 3 of Clubs = 4th position As you may know, you don’t need Tamariz’s book to use the Mimesis Mnemonic Deck; you just have to be familiar with how to use any memory deck system. For those who need a refresher course in stacked decks, the following links are provided: *Here’s a link for a full description of the book, Mnemonica by Juan Tamariz *This link is an introduction to memorized decks in general. * Here’s a great PDF file about stacked decks in general and specifically the Aronson stack Here’s a forum for the Mnemonica system. *Here’s 2 links for learning how to memorize the MNEMONICA Stack * Here’s a link on the benefits of the Mnemonica stack vs. Other stacks.