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Aces to Order is a trick where the aces are produced or cut to one after the other as they are freely called by a spectator

Mental Minus Multiple By Ed Marlo in Marlo's Magazine, Vol. 1, (1976). Spectator's Choice for Aces at any number or Spelling the Aces.
Aces to Order by Dai Vernon in Vernon Chronicles, Vol. 2, page 27, written by Stephen Minch (1988).

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