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I get what you are asking but sadly that doesn't work.
The keyhole is just a transparency on the image. If you stack two of those cards together the keyhole will show the table, not the card below. The only way to make it work is how it's currently implemented i.e. non-stackable.
@Yizhe explains how to flip both. Just drag a box around the cards with the cursor and flip both with F
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Put the location card on top of the stealth card (the cards won't snap into a deck; this is intended), then select both cards by dragging the mouse over them. Then, press F to flip them together.
All 5 mini-expansions are included and scripted for ease of use.
Let me know of any issues here.