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The great Gumbini Inner circle 3062 Posts 
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I think the main point here is you don't have to make any gimmick I've used this several times now it works flawlessly and it's a lot of fun but like I said it's not for everybody so if it's not your style well then it's not but if it is it's well worth the money.
Good magic to all, Eric |
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ItsAGreatOne New user NYC 2 Posts
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Wow, a reply from Juan Pablo himself! Very cool. Thanks man!
I think he's right that I may have undercut the value in being able to prepare the stack in just minutes (and, for that matter, without any type of glue). There's some value in that for sure. My main issue is that there's no cause and effect, and no plot. You're supposed to magically change the bills, yet the handling provided involves you pulling the $1s out of your pocket, leaving you with eight bills out at once. That's not quite a change. I intend to use this with a laser pointer (controlled out if my mouth) with four blank pieces of paper. I will call it my "laser printer." This week give me justification to turn the papers over as well as I "print" things on both sides. It also provides the much needed cause and effect, plus the whole thing will make sense in terms of me never changing them back. Like I said, it's really more of an Instagram trick, in my view, but there's nothing wrong with that. If the above idea were the handling provided, I surely would have rated this trick higher than 2.5. It's a pretty genius method, and Juan Pablo is the genius here. I have no idea how he worked out that this could happen this way. |
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Christian de Punto.jpg "View Profile") Regular user Germany 174 Posts
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The solution is to change 100 into 1... I think david Copperfield had the sentence: "if I would know how to do it the other way, I would not be here".
so start with 4 x 100 bills, promise the audience that they can take them home later, but first, you change them into 1$ bills... Quote:
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bbabb4214 New user 1 Post
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On Aug 13, 2020, ItsAGreatOne wrote: I feel there's another 'out' for this effect that is totally justifiable... IF you borrow the bills, while collecting them just casually mention "don't worry, I'll pay you back".. do the change and let them examine. Collect the larger denomination bills and suddenly remember "oh, I gotta pay you back".. go to your pocket with the singles and produce them. I'd probably have another single and a lower denomination, say a 5, there with them so it really looks like your own stack of cash. Hand them out to whomever gave you the ones... of course if you didn't borrow the bills there's no need to do this. You COULD even just have a small money clip in there with some bills to give back and switch that out for the borrowed bills. Take some bills out, pay the specs back and put the 100s in your clip. All totally normal looking..... just my 2 cents |
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Juan Pablo New user 22 Posts
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Hi, I'm Juan Pablo. Regarding your question about gluing the bills, I want to tell you that in this routine it is not used to stick any bills because there is no gimmick. They are just bills that change for other bills. I also wanted to explain an excellent routine to use "real change", (this is for those who say that if the five dollar bills are loaned, when making the change I should give them away since they will not return to their previous value.) Regarding this I want to tell you that the presentation for this situation is to use "real change" with five one-dollar bills loaned by the public and when making the change, make five bills of greater value appear but one of them is a five bill dollars and you return that five dollar bill to the viewer and keep the other four bills that appeared of greater value.
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Juan Pablo New user 22 Posts
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22, 2021 06:44 pm Juan Pablo is on-line Reply with Quote Edit Report this post to forum moderator There are no likes for this post.0
Hi, I'm Juan Pablo. Regarding your question about gluing the bills, I want to tell you that in this routine it is not used to stick any bills because there is no gimmick. They are just bills that change for other bills. I also wanted to explain an excellent routine to use "real change", (this is for those who say that if the five dollar bills are loaned, when making the change I should give them away since they will not return to their previous value.) Regarding this I want to tell you that the presentation for this situation is to use "real change" with five one-dollar bills loaned by the public and when making the change, make five bills of greater value appear but one of them is a five dollar bill and you return that five dollar bill to the viewer and keep the other four bills that appeared of greater value. |
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tleong New user Malaysia 22 Posts
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Hello, may I ask whether this effects only works with USD? As I'm in Malaysia and our currency comes in different sizes and color. Please advise.
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DrVG Loyal user 268 Posts
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How s the angles on this one?
Could it be performed in busking circle? Thanks |
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jackbr New user 21 Posts
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Hello guys, how do you do ?
- Can this be done with other currencies despite dollar ? - Can this be done with different size bills ? - Can this be done as a transformation from blank paper to bill or an ad ? - Can this be done with plastic currency ? Thanks for anyone who answers me  !
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CardGuyMike Special user 790 Posts
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On Aug 25, 2023, jackbr wrote: Juan says the bills must all be the same size. So other currencies or blank to bill or anything to anything can be done if they are the same size. He says that it might be possible with plastic currency but its best if the bills can be creased well. |
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