You put four Queens (or any 4 cards the same) into the deck of
cards at four different places, - as far apart as your can
manage, - then with a simple cut and a riffle or a blow - they
appear all together again, right in the centre of the pack. You
need the four Queens from the pack, - plus two other cards. Set
up the 4 Queens face up as follows - 3 Queens; 2 other cards;
then 4th Queen at the bottom of this small packet (really 6
cards), - do not let the audience see the 2 other cards. - You
can show the four Queens to the audience - either ready fanned
out with the 2 ordinary cards concealed under the 3rd Queen. -
or if you feel confident and have practiced the "Buckle Count" -
then you can actually count the Four Queens face up, so that the
audience can clearly see that there are only 4 cards (Queens)
being used. - The Buckle Count:- The 'Buckle Count' is a
movement where you count a number of cards as a fewer number
than you actually have, yet it appears like a very natural count
and the cards appear to b