TCC Triumph Deck Review

Triumph deck from TCC playing cards, TCC Magic. I was kind of inspired by Donnie Vernon and his Triumph trick which is a trick where you mix cards face up and face down and then all of a sudden they're back to normal all facing the same direction which is a really cool trick. They come in red and blue. The blue one is marked. They're a very good price, five bucks and six bucks US. That's a very reasonable price in my opinion. On the front it just says Triumph playing cards with the T. That is kind of the logo for TCC playing cards and their decks. They've had other decks that were like T-Sword decks and other T-branded decks. It does have some nice line work too, nice colors. The sides you have some Donnie Vernon quotes. Don't be someone else if you can be yourself. On the other side it says practice is the best of all instructors. I agree with both. Just a little detail on top. Add coffee in the bottom. And the back of the back design is the same on both decks. Pretty nice, nice line work. You've got some like diamond back patterns in the backgrounds. Almost a bicycle type look. It's a little type look. Lots of combinations. On the front you get a reveal for seven cards. They both have the same reveal. And you get the same cards on both decks as well. As you can see, you get a blurry... Don't adjust your screen, that's how it looks. Here's the back design on this one. Very nice. A classic looking look. Nice line work and everything. Then you get another deck of cards. It's pretty straight with the Ace of Hearts index. The Jokers have a T in this black detailed circle. And this one is just kind of a white circle. Ace of Spades. Pretty nice with the T there and some nice details. And the rest of the cards are completely standard. They're just standard USB-C. Not printed by USB-C as far as I know. I believe they're printed by Hank and Chan or something like that. I don't actually know if it's still printed them. But it's a linen finish. They say it is... Big question mark if it wasn't very finish. They're pretty good. And the other one, you get the same gaff cards. Three, three. And there's the back design. And this gaff as well. Same Jokers and same Ace of Spades. Same everything else. But this one is a marked deck. And I can see the markings in the corner. So I'll see if I can identify the cards. I'll see if I can see what this one is. It is a King of Clubs. This one is gaff cards. Let's see if I can find a Queen. Nope, it's a Tear of Diamonds. One thing I will say, and I've heard criticism of this on reviews that I saw on the PC's website. The marking which is in the corner is really small and hard to see. At least from a distance, you're not gonna be able to make it out. Aside from that, pretty nice decks for what they are. They seem to handle pretty good. I don't know who printed them. I just assumed Hanson's Hand is the one I'm going for or something like that. Don't know for sure. They didn't advertise that. It doesn't say on the box. But pretty nice thin-crusted stock that they did this. And I will give them... I don't know if I'll split, but I will. I'll just give them like a B plus, A minus. And I'll say that, pretty nice. I like them. So that is how to commentate a range of people. See you next time, thanks for watching.