Smith-Waite Tarot Deck in a Tin - Pocket Centennial - Review, Flip Through, discussion

A different type of tarot deck review of the U.S. Games Smith-Waite Tarot Deck in a Tin, a pocket sized Tarot deck (not mini deck); including deck details, measurements, a silent flip through, comparison to standard size U.S. Games Smith-Waite Tarot, and commentary.
Videomarks
00:00 Deck overview
01:11 Weights and Measures
04:14 Silent Flip Through
06:52 Shuffle, feel, card back design
07:48 Final Thoughts
U.S, Games Smith-Waite Deck in a Tin:
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U.S. Games Smith-Waite Centennial Deck
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[@Maja_Divination]

I love your review ! Thats what I was looking for !!! You would not believe but there is no comparison like yours and I so much needed to see the size difference between standard deck and the one from the tin! Thank you !

[@themeasuredtarot]

No problem! That’s my goal to give you the details and have some comparisons too! I’m glad I could help.

[@alessialogan]

Nope, the thikness of the original centennial is completely different: in the standard size, the cards are thick..I could say unconfortable to shuffle.
In the pocket tin-version, It seems to handle low quality paper..

[@themeasuredtarot]

You are correct! The centennial deck thickness is .36 to .39 mm and the deck in the tin card thickness is .30 to .33 mm. The pocket deck is definitely easier to shuffle than the full size centennial. Thank you for watching!