Tarot

Minor Arcana – Seven Coins

The Seven cards are generally associated with triumphing over temptations and trying situations. The Seven of Coins (Pentacles) card is represented by a young man who is seen to be resting on a plough and looking at a lush green foliage that has six pentacles.

There is greenery at his feet too wherein lies the seventh pentacle. It is a clear depiction of the fact that the young man is taking a break from the hard work he has been doing and is admiring his handiwork. He has been evidently toiling in his garden and his hard work has resulted in abundance in the blossoms. He seems to be pondering upon the value of the efforts he has put in.

Upright Position: This card is all about enterprise and fulfillment of labor. It also indicates hard work and patience that is a must to reach target. It says that the routine may seem mundane, but staying on that path would lead to prosperity. Sometimes the card indicates that a difficult period is about to get over and flourishing times are just round the corner. It also teaches to take a break at regular intervals when performing a long term job to evaluate if you are doing things right and adopt minor changes as and when required.

Reversed Position: Reversed, the card indicates lack of enterprise and labor. It may also signal about worry and anxiety that be prevent from concentrating. It may suggest lack of patience, endurance and also probably resources to conduct the job properly.

Major Arcana

Chariot	Death	Devil
Emperor	Empress	Fool
Hanged Man	Hermit	Judgment
Justice	Lover(s)	Bateleur (‘Magician’)
Moon	Pope (‘Hierophant’)	Popess (‘High Priestess’)
Star	Strength	Sun
Temperance	Maison Dieu (‘Tower’)	Wheel of Fortune
World

Minor Arcana

Ace of Coins	Ace of Cups	Ace of Swords
Ace of Batons	Eight Coins	Eight Cups
Eight Swords	Eight Batons	Five Coins
Five Cups	Five Swords	Five Batons
Four Coins	Four Cups	Four Swords
Four Batons	King of Coins	King of Cups
King of Swords	King of Batons	Knight of Coins
Knight of Cups	Knight of Swords	Knight of Batons
Nine Coins	Nine Cups	Nine Swords
Nine Batons	Queen of Coins	Queen of Cups
Queen of Swords	Queen of Batons	Seven Coins
Seven Cups	Seven Swords	Seven Batons
Six Coins	Six Cups	Six Swords
Six Batons	Ten Coins	Ten Cups
Ten Swords	Ten Batons	Three Coins
Three Cups	Three Swords	Three Batons
Two Coins	Two Cups	Two Swords
Two Batons	Valet of Coins	Valet of Cups
Valet of Swords	Valet of Batons

Minor Arcana – Wands – Queen of Batons

This card is beautifully represented by a Queen sitting on a throne against an azure blue background. The top of the throne cannot be seen which implies the unending possibilities that life may hold.

The lions represent the element fire and the zodiac Leo. The Queen wears a golden robe that speaks of her intense personality. That the robe is not decorated with any symbolism, but is plain, says that she is a simple person who likes being natural.

The rocks on the side speak of a tough person. The sunflowers are considered to indicate joy, fertility and contentment. The wand in her hand shows that it is beginning to blossom - which is another indication of fertility and sustenance. The black cat on her feet speaks of the side of her nature that is unknown to all.

Upright Position: This card represents dominant energy representing someone who is not afraid to show power. The person is also not scared of taking up challenges that life may send in the way. High energy leads to a busy life and results in a natural leader who is full of vibrancy and is a source of inspiration to many. The card also represents creativity and focus. The card also indicates that the person is social and enjoys attention. The charming personality and warmth of character makes it easy to make friends. The person is genuinely interested in people at large. The card when appears in a reading may also suggest new opportunities for the subject.

Reversed Position: The negative side of passion may turn into anger and quick temper. So the person may get irritated at the slightest provocation. The person may be stubborn when pursuing a goal and may not like giving up even when the situation is unfavorable. This is why she/he may sometimes burn out her/him-self in the process. The other negative aspects may be infidelity, deceptive and control-freak.

Major Arcana

Chariot	Death	Devil
Emperor	Empress	Fool
Hanged Man	Hermit	Judgment
Justice	Lover(s)	Bateleur (‘Magician’)
Moon	Pope (‘Hierophant’)	Popess (‘High Priestess’)
Star	Strength	Sun
Temperance	Maison Dieu (‘Tower’)	Wheel of Fortune
World

Minor Arcana

Ace of Coins	Ace of Cups	Ace of Swords
Ace of Batons	Eight Coins	Eight Cups
Eight Swords	Eight Batons	Five Coins
Five Cups	Five Swords	Five Batons
Four Coins	Four Cups	Four Swords
Four Batons	King of Coins	King of Cups
King of Swords	King of Batons	Knight of Coins
Knight of Cups	Knight of Swords	Knight of Batons
Nine Coins	Nine Cups	Nine Swords
Nine Batons	Queen of Coins	Queen of Cups
Queen of Swords	Queen of Batons	Seven Coins
Seven Cups	Seven Swords	Seven Batons
Six Coins	Six Cups	Six Swords
Six Batons	Ten Coins	Ten Cups
Ten Swords	Ten Batons	Three Coins
Three Cups	Three Swords	Three Batons
Two Coins	Two Cups	Two Swords
Two Batons	Valet of Coins	Valet of Cups
Valet of Swords	Valet of Batons

Minor Arcana – Wands – Queen of Swords

The Queen of Swords card portrays a stately woman sitting high on her beautifully carved throne. The Queen has a stern look on her face which warns that it is not easy to deceit her.

In her right hand she holds a large double edged pointed sword that she points at the sky. Her left hand is extended as is she is offering something to others before her. It also indicates that the Queen does not hesitate to turn her thoughts into action.

She wears a crown with butterfly sculpted on it representing that she is a free thinker and possesses sharp intellect. The Angel’s face on the throne indicates that she is in touch with spirituality. There are clouds in the background – representing the sorrows and adversities the Queen has faced.

The blue sky above however brings the positive message that the Queen has managed to rise above the difficult situations to achieve peace, calm and clarity of mind. That her mind soars high above is also represented by the bird flying high up in the sky. This card is all about matriarchal authority, attraction and nurturing.

Upright Position: This card represents a person who has been seasoned by loss and sorrow but has never sacrificed honor and dignity. She is dedicated and committed and expects the same from others. She has a keen sense of logic and judgment. She may have a stern exterior but is a helpful soul who is generous about the wants and needs of others.

Reversed Position: Reversed, the card indicates that the sorrows and disappointments have left the person bitter. The intentions of the person may not be honorable at all times. The person may even take sadistic pleasures in seeing others in grief – it may even indicate a vindictive nature. Her honest words may be at times too severe causing sorrow to others.

Major Arcana

Chariot	Death	Devil
Emperor	Empress	Fool
Hanged Man	Hermit	Judgment
Justice	Lover(s)	Bateleur (‘Magician’)
Moon	Pope (‘Hierophant’)	Popess (‘High Priestess’)
Star	Strength	Sun
Temperance	Maison Dieu (‘Tower’)	Wheel of Fortune
World

Minor Arcana

Ace of Coins	Ace of Cups	Ace of Swords
Ace of Batons	Eight Coins	Eight Cups
Eight Swords	Eight Batons	Five Coins
Five Cups	Five Swords	Five Batons
Four Coins	Four Cups	Four Swords
Four Batons	King of Coins	King of Cups
King of Swords	King of Batons	Knight of Coins
Knight of Cups	Knight of Swords	Knight of Batons
Nine Coins	Nine Cups	Nine Swords
Nine Batons	Queen of Coins	Queen of Cups
Queen of Swords	Queen of Batons	Seven Coins
Seven Cups	Seven Swords	Seven Batons
Six Coins	Six Cups	Six Swords
Six Batons	Ten Coins	Ten Cups
Ten Swords	Ten Batons	Three Coins
Three Cups	Three Swords	Three Batons
Two Coins	Two Cups	Two Swords
Two Batons	Valet of Coins	Valet of Cups
Valet of Swords	Valet of Batons

Minor Arcana – Queen of Cups

The Queen of Cups card portrays a beautiful woman who sits on a throne at the edge of sea. The background is of azure sky and placid water of the sea.

She wears a robe of shimmering silver and a crown of glittering gold. She seems to be in a pensive mood. In fact, this card personifies a plethora of emotions. In her hands he holds a beautiful cup that is shaped like an angel. The Queen is looking at the cup which she holds with both hands and is lost in her thoughts.

The cup is a closed one - indicating that whatever the Queen in thinking is arising from the subconscious and that she does not readily disclose the thoughts. It also signifies the depth of her introspective soul.

The stone throne on which she sits is decorated with motifs of sea-nymphs, fish, seashells and scallops - ocean and its beings are always thought to represent the unconscious mind, while water is always representative of emotions. The Queen's feel do not touch the water, but rest comfortably on the beautiful and colorful tide washed rocks that lay in front of her.

Upright Position: In a reading, this card is representative to care and compassion. It is also suggestive of strong intuitive mind. It symbolizes an artistic and romantic person who is nurturing, caring and is often an inspiration to others.

Reversed Position: Reversed, the card portrays either a person who is out of synch with her/his emotions or an overtly sensitive person who is possibly a victim of gloom or addiction. It may also suggest a manipulative and clingy person who tries to control.

Major Arcana

Chariot	Death	Devil
Emperor	Empress	Fool
Hanged Man	Hermit	Judgment
Justice	Lover(s)	Bateleur (‘Magician’)
Moon	Pope (‘Hierophant’)	Popess (‘High Priestess’)
Star	Strength	Sun
Temperance	Maison Dieu (‘Tower’)	Wheel of Fortune
World

Minor Arcana

Ace of Coins	Ace of Cups	Ace of Swords
Ace of Batons	Eight Coins	Eight Cups
Eight Swords	Eight Batons	Five Coins
Five Cups	Five Swords	Five Batons
Four Coins	Four Cups	Four Swords
Four Batons	King of Coins	King of Cups
King of Swords	King of Batons	Knight of Coins
Knight of Cups	Knight of Swords	Knight of Batons
Nine Coins	Nine Cups	Nine Swords
Nine Batons	Queen of Coins	Queen of Cups
Queen of Swords	Queen of Batons	Seven Coins
Seven Cups	Seven Swords	Seven Batons
Six Coins	Six Cups	Six Swords
Six Batons	Ten Coins	Ten Cups
Ten Swords	Ten Batons	Three Coins
Three Cups	Three Swords	Three Batons
Two Coins	Two Cups	Two Swords
Two Batons	Valet of Coins	Valet of Cups
Valet of Swords	Valet of Batons

Minor Arcana – Wands – Queen of Coins

The Queen of Coins portrays a picture of a woman who sits alone upon a throne. Her throne is decorated with carvings of trees and fruits, angels etc.

These symbols are representative of material success and also of sensual pleasure. There is tree above her and also on the ground beneath her feet. The tree and plants are all flowering – indicating fertility and affluence.

The material affluence is further accentuated by the fact that she holds a golden coin (pentacle) in her hand. At the lower right corner of a card a rabbit is seen leaping out behind the bushes. The rabbit is a symbol of reproduction and fertility. The rabbit is also believed to be springing into our awareness bringing in good time and a sense of good judgment – a lesson to think property before leaping into action. This card, as such, is all about nurturing, feminine authority, parenthood and attraction.

Upright Position: This card is a symbolic representation of Mother Earth herself. The card indicates prosperity and security. It also indicates a caring person who is very conscientious and sincere too. The person does not use the accumulated wealth for only personal gains, but also for benefit of others — a versatile person who has realistic solutions to practical problems and is focused to create a balanced home environment.

Reversed Position: Reversed, the card indicates a person who is jealous, insecure and possessive – someone who is insensitive to the needs of others. In a reading, this card may also indicate trouble in the financial sector.

Major Arcana

Chariot	Death	Devil
Emperor	Empress	Fool
Hanged Man	Hermit	Judgment
Justice	Lover(s)	Bateleur (‘Magician’)
Moon	Pope (‘Hierophant’)	Popess (‘High Priestess’)
Star	Strength	Sun
Temperance	Maison Dieu (‘Tower’)	Wheel of Fortune
World

Minor Arcana

Ace of Coins	Ace of Cups	Ace of Swords
Ace of Batons	Eight Coins	Eight Cups
Eight Swords	Eight Batons	Five Coins
Five Cups	Five Swords	Five Batons
Four Coins	Four Cups	Four Swords
Four Batons	King of Coins	King of Cups
King of Swords	King of Batons	Knight of Coins
Knight of Cups	Knight of Swords	Knight of Batons
Nine Coins	Nine Cups	Nine Swords
Nine Batons	Queen of Coins	Queen of Cups
Queen of Swords	Queen of Batons	Seven Coins
Seven Cups	Seven Swords	Seven Batons
Six Coins	Six Cups	Six Swords
Six Batons	Ten Coins	Ten Cups
Ten Swords	Ten Batons	Three Coins
Three Cups	Three Swords	Three Batons
Two Coins	Two Cups	Two Swords
Two Batons	Valet of Coins	Valet of Cups
Valet of Swords	Valet of Batons

Tarot Cards (Major Arcana) – Popess (often also titled ‘High Priestess’)

Associated with the zodiac Moon and the Water element, the High Priestess or Popess is represented by a Maiden wearing the crown of Isis sitting on a cube that represents the Earth between pillars of temple of Solomon.

She sits in between darkness and light acting as a mediator to the passage to ulterior knowledge.

The blue robe of the Priestess also signifies learning, while the solar cross on her breast balances the male and female entities.

The tree of life background depicts the Mystery that the journey of life holds.

The tapestry between the pillars keeps casual onlookers away from the realms of knowledge. The half concealed Torah on her lap suggests that she holds the key to both knowledge about external realities and that about innate feelings. The moon at her feet represents intuition and the palm speaks of a fertile mind.

Upright Position: This card suggests that the subject is going to face unexpected revelations and can delve deep into the realms on knowledge.

The Priestess is a well of knowledge but is secretive and intuitive enough to reveal just as much as required at a given time. Modest and feminine, the card leads the subject to introspection.

Reversed Position: When reversed, the card suggests that the subject will face a revelation that may lead to embarrassment and hurt. It signifies betrayal, selfishness and a shallow mind. It can also suggest promiscuity and seduction.

If the subject is female, then it may indicate that her health may deteriorate and may need special attention.

Major Arcana

Chariot	Death	Devil
Emperor	Empress	Fool
Hanged Man	Hermit	Judgment
Justice	Lover(s)	Bateleur (‘Magician’)
Moon	Pope (‘Hierophant’)	Popess (‘High Priestess’)
Star	Strength	Sun
Temperance	Maison Dieu (‘Tower’)	Wheel of Fortune
World

Minor Arcana

Ace of Coins	Ace of Cups	Ace of Swords
Ace of Batons	Eight Coins	Eight Cups
Eight Swords	Eight Batons	Five Coins
Five Cups	Five Swords	Five Batons
Four Coins	Four Cups	Four Swords
Four Batons	King of Coins	King of Cups
King of Swords	King of Batons	Knight of Coins
Knight of Cups	Knight of Swords	Knight of Batons
Nine Coins	Nine Cups	Nine Swords
Nine Batons	Queen of Coins	Queen of Cups
Queen of Swords	Queen of Batons	Seven Coins
Seven Cups	Seven Swords	Seven Batons
Six Coins	Six Cups	Six Swords
Six Batons	Ten Coins	Ten Cups
Ten Swords	Ten Batons	Three Coins
Three Cups	Three Swords	Three Batons
Two Coins	Two Cups	Two Swords
Two Batons	Valet of Coins	Valet of Cups
Valet of Swords	Valet of Batons

Tarot Cards (Major Arcana) – Pope (often also titled ‘Hierophant’)

Ruled by the zodiac sign Taurus and mellowed by the element of the Earth, the High Priest or Pope is depicted by a picture of a religious figure, wearing three formal elaborate vestments of his office, holding a triple scepter, and sporting a crown with three tiers. The Pope sits in a somber church environment.

The repetition of the number three signifies the three worlds - the material world, the world of the psychological conscious and the subconscious, and the world of learning or knowledge. His right hand is raised in benediction and attempts to channel the power to the various cross sections of the society. The crossed keys represent the edgy balance between the conscious and subconscious and hold the clue to unravel the mysteries of the mind.

The Pope wants to bring two initiates into the church to take up their appointed responsibilities. This signifies admission to any institution that vests group identity, like schools, colleges, clubs, companies or social groups.

Upright Position

The Pope represents a benevolent and moral influence. It signifies wisdom and practical suggestions that is also connected to the spiritual mind. He represents all that is conventional, tried and tested. In short, it is the enlightenment to understand the correct path. This card also represents union and some readers suggest marriage.

Reversed Position

Reversed, this card stands for all things that the anti establishment and against the set rules. It represents someone who likes to make her/his own rules. It may also signify a confused mind. To some readers, this is a suggestion of a rift in relationship like divorce in case of a married person.

Major Arcana

Chariot	Death	Devil
Emperor	Empress	Fool
Hanged Man	Hermit	Judgment
Justice	Lover(s)	Bateleur (‘Magician’)
Moon	Pope (‘Hierophant’)	Popess (‘High Priestess’)
Star	Strength	Sun
Temperance	Maison Dieu (‘Tower’)	Wheel of Fortune
World

Minor Arcana

Ace of Coins	Ace of Cups	Ace of Swords
Ace of Batons	Eight Coins	Eight Cups
Eight Swords	Eight Batons	Five Coins
Five Cups	Five Swords	Five Batons
Four Coins	Four Cups	Four Swords
Four Batons	King of Coins	King of Cups
King of Swords	King of Batons	Knight of Coins
Knight of Cups	Knight of Swords	Knight of Batons
Nine Coins	Nine Cups	Nine Swords
Nine Batons	Queen of Coins	Queen of Cups
Queen of Swords	Queen of Batons	Seven Coins
Seven Cups	Seven Swords	Seven Batons
Six Coins	Six Cups	Six Swords
Six Batons	Ten Coins	Ten Cups
Ten Swords	Ten Batons	Three Coins
Three Cups	Three Swords	Three Batons
Two Coins	Two Cups	Two Swords
Two Batons	Valet of Coins	Valet of Cups
Valet of Swords	Valet of Batons

Minor Arcana – Nine Batons

The Nine of Wands card portrays an exhausted and injured man standing with a wand in his hand. His posture is of that of final defense - as if he is ready to strike at the slightest provocation.

Also the body language suggests that the man stands firm for what he believes in. There are eight more wands behind him that appear like a wall around him. The man has fought his battle and he has won. The process has drained all his energy.

However, he is ready to face a combat again if required. He is determined to reach his final destination by overcoming every challenge that may come in his way and see the light of victory.

Upright Position: This card predicts that the subject is about to reach the point of final destination after tackling all the challenges that life had thrown in the way. However there may be just one last minute setback. But the seeker should hold on to faith and enthusiasm. No matter how exhausting the process may have been, the subject should hold the forte to accomplish what she/he had set out for. The card may also suggest that the subject should choose a path that is less prone to risks.

Reversed Position: Reversed, the card suggests a hesitation for long term commitment. It also says that the subject is perhaps living life on an edge and is very defensive of her/his actions and decisions. The seeker has probably created a wall around her/himself and now that is preventing her/him from reaching out to others leading to a suffocated feeling.

Major Arcana

Chariot	Death	Devil
Emperor	Empress	Fool
Hanged Man	Hermit	Judgment
Justice	Lover(s)	Bateleur (‘Magician’)
Moon	Pope (‘Hierophant’)	Popess (‘High Priestess’)
Star	Strength	Sun
Temperance	Maison Dieu (‘Tower’)	Wheel of Fortune
World

Minor Arcana

Ace of Coins	Ace of Cups	Ace of Swords
Ace of Batons	Eight Coins	Eight Cups
Eight Swords	Eight Batons	Five Coins
Five Cups	Five Swords	Five Batons
Four Coins	Four Cups	Four Swords
Four Batons	King of Coins	King of Cups
King of Swords	King of Batons	Knight of Coins
Knight of Cups	Knight of Swords	Knight of Batons
Nine Coins	Nine Cups	Nine Swords
Nine Batons	Queen of Coins	Queen of Cups
Queen of Swords	Queen of Batons	Seven Coins
Seven Cups	Seven Swords	Seven Batons
Six Coins	Six Cups	Six Swords
Six Batons	Ten Coins	Ten Cups
Ten Swords	Ten Batons	Three Coins
Three Cups	Three Swords	Three Batons
Two Coins	Two Cups	Two Swords
Two Batons	Valet of Coins	Valet of Cups
Valet of Swords	Valet of Batons

Minor Arcana – Nine Swords

The Nine of Swords card is all about self awareness and connecting with the subconscious. The card portrays a woman sitting up on her bed.

It seems that she has had a terrible nightmare that made her sit up with a jolt. She covers her with both her hands. She appears to be visibly upset and distressed. She seems of be frightened and anxious about what she saw in her dream.

The bed she sits on has beautiful carvings on it that depict the scene of a duel where one person is being defeated by another. The quilt that the woman uses is adorned with motifs of roses and astrological symbols. The background is absolutely black and there are nine swords hanging from the wall behind the woman.

Upright Position: This card is about fear and anxious anticipation. Overall the card depicts a spirit of negativity. However, all the negative feelings are mostly psychological ones. It may imply that the subject is depressed and is isolating her/himself from peers. It indicates that the person is neck deep in worries and is too overwhelmed to find a solution to the problems. Traditionally, this card brings news of delay and disappointments. In certain situations, the card may also bring the news of death or miscarriage.

Reversed Position: Reversed, the card suggests that the subject is trying to overcome a stressful period of her/his life. The journey may not be easy, but the initiation has begun. The card may also indicate struggle, lack of confidence and defiance.

Major Arcana

Chariot	Death	Devil
Emperor	Empress	Fool
Hanged Man	Hermit	Judgment
Justice	Lover(s)	Bateleur (‘Magician’)
Moon	Pope (‘Hierophant’)	Popess (‘High Priestess’)
Star	Strength	Sun
Temperance	Maison Dieu (‘Tower’)	Wheel of Fortune
World

Minor Arcana

Ace of Coins	Ace of Cups	Ace of Swords
Ace of Batons	Eight Coins	Eight Cups
Eight Swords	Eight Batons	Five Coins
Five Cups	Five Swords	Five Batons
Four Coins	Four Cups	Four Swords
Four Batons	King of Coins	King of Cups
King of Swords	King of Batons	Knight of Coins
Knight of Cups	Knight of Swords	Knight of Batons
Nine Coins	Nine Cups	Nine Swords
Nine Batons	Queen of Coins	Queen of Cups
Queen of Swords	Queen of Batons	Seven Coins
Seven Cups	Seven Swords	Seven Batons
Six Coins	Six Cups	Six Swords
Six Batons	Ten Coins	Ten Cups
Ten Swords	Ten Batons	Three Coins
Three Cups	Three Swords	Three Batons
Two Coins	Two Cups	Two Swords
Two Batons	Valet of Coins	Valet of Cups
Valet of Swords	Valet of Batons

Minor Arcana – Nine Cups

The Nine of Cups portrays a beautiful golden background and shows a middle aged man sitting smug on a wooden bench. The man is portly and has an air of satisfaction about him, which is further stressed upon by the fact that his arms are crossed in contentment.

His silver robe is symbolic of his spiritual attainment. Above him is an arch which holds nine golden cups that are neatly arranged. The cups are empty. This shows that the man has enjoyed the contents of the cups, and they are now displayed as his trophy.

This also indicates that the man has enjoyed the benefits of the material world too. His red head dress portrays his active mind. The card stresses on the fact that the balance of spiritual and material words catalyzed by an active mind hold the true key to happiness.

Upright Position: This card is all about positivity and contentment. It also represents personal integrity, wisdom and creativity which combine to bring success. It suggests to live in the moment and count all the blessings with a thankful heart. The card may also indicate that the subject enjoys the finer things of life but knows the limit.

Reversed Position: Reversed, this card brings news of difficult times leading to frustration. It indicates unfulfilled wishes and that things are not going the way the subject had intended to. It may also signify overindulgence in worldly pleasures that may lead to trouble. Emotionally, it says that the person concerned is inconsiderate and insensitive.

Major Arcana

Chariot	Death	Devil
Emperor	Empress	Fool
Hanged Man	Hermit	Judgment
Justice	Lover(s)	Bateleur (‘Magician’)
Moon	Pope (‘Hierophant’)	Popess (‘High Priestess’)
Star	Strength	Sun
Temperance	Maison Dieu (‘Tower’)	Wheel of Fortune
World

Minor Arcana

Ace of Coins	Ace of Cups	Ace of Swords
Ace of Batons	Eight Coins	Eight Cups
Eight Swords	Eight Batons	Five Coins
Five Cups	Five Swords	Five Batons
Four Coins	Four Cups	Four Swords
Four Batons	King of Coins	King of Cups
King of Swords	King of Batons	Knight of Coins
Knight of Cups	Knight of Swords	Knight of Batons
Nine Coins	Nine Cups	Nine Swords
Nine Batons	Queen of Coins	Queen of Cups
Queen of Swords	Queen of Batons	Seven Coins
Seven Cups	Seven Swords	Seven Batons
Six Coins	Six Cups	Six Swords
Six Batons	Ten Coins	Ten Cups
Ten Swords	Ten Batons	Three Coins
Three Cups	Three Swords	Three Batons
Two Coins	Two Cups	Two Swords
Two Batons	Valet of Coins	Valet of Cups
Valet of Swords	Valet of Batons