There is a fix for that though, if you take a magic marker and mark a big X along the width of the card deck.
I've not tried this obviously, but I would imagine any two adjacent cards would be incredibly similar and therefore difficult to be 100% sure of your order.
I think this can work, and it's easy to test: I took a brand new deck of cards, kept the original order (for my own convenience), and asked my wife to draw a line (it would be better to get a clamp next time):

Then, it "accidentally" slipped my hands. It's not even that bad: many cards were still in order and I carefully picked them up:

Face-down, I restored the line as much as possible:

Checking the front confirms they're in the original order again.
It kinda defeats the purpose of hiding data in cards though: you could just as well number the cards to make it even more obvious there's something special with them.