3 AMAZING TRANSFORMATIONS IN SECONDS
4 years in the making (based on the top selling Dollar to Credit Card released in 1995) --but even more powerful than before.

Show a $1 dollar bill and transform it into a $100 dollar bill.
Transform the $100 bill into a blue VISA credit card.
Now show it from both sides and when giving another magic pass transform it into a gold AMEX credit card (that you can also display on both sides).

The magician can place his own credit card (a real or expired one) and make a payment with the gimmick or switch the gimmick for another one.
Everything is fully explained in the instructional video.

Available in three versions: Dollars, Euros and Pounds.
EVERYTHING COMES ALREADY MADE. NO DYI.

US https://www.murphysmagic.com/Product.aspx?id=69846
Euros https://www.murphysmagic.com/Product.aspx?id=69850
Pounds https://www.murphysmagic.com/Product.aspx?id=69851

I love my dollar to credit card but this takes it to another level WOW !

This one certainly seems to have gone under the radar...anyone bought a copy and care to review?

I got the USD version from Hocus-Pocus this week. Here's my thoughts at this point:

GIMMICK is supplied complete and 99.9% ready to perform - The supplied American Expresso card is not applied to the gimmick out-of-the-box, only because they wanted to allow you the option of using another card of your choice. If using as supplied all you have to do is peel paper off two strips of double sided tape already on the gimmick and stick the card in place. (Tip: Before careful the align the card before you stick it, because it will NOT remove once applied!)
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REPLICA CURRENCY supplied ($1 & $100 bills on mine) are very high quality printing (They supply 1 each backup bills in case you need to repair which is nice. However, it would have been better in Tyvek paper like Gregory Wilson's bills that have to fold and unfold - But the Tutorial says they had performed over like 350 cycles with no need of repair - We will see in the future.)
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ANGLES: It is very angle sensitive. As you might expect - The more "changes" you add to a gimmick it increases thickness. You are pretty much going to stick to "straight on" front viewing for small groups. No side or behind view during performance.
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TUTORIAL: Online video teaching in the package with password. Explanations are clear with handling tips for angle limitations. There are separate tutorials for each three different currency options with the product. He explains how to switch the gimmick for a matching regular card if desire. Finally there is a section of how to repair the gimmick should something breaks.
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HANDLING: It is very well thought out and designed.
Phase 1 ($1-$100) is very easy to do.
Phase 2 ($100-Blue Visa Card) is also very easy to do. You can toss the card and show both sides at this point.
Phase 3 (Blue Visa Card to Gold American Express Card) this will take the most practice. There are two micro-moves. The first one is a "Get Ready" for the final change, which SHOULD appear simply to be transferring the card from Left to Right Fingertips. So you need to get efficiently smooth and eliminate any "fidgety" pause. But, once you get to that point, the Final Change is Easy and Looks Fantastic!
The Card can again be shown both sides and toss in the air etc.
Showing both sides of the Cards takes some practice so that it looks natural, and you will need to keep the cards "slightly" in motion. Nothing extreme, you just can't give a long burn on some sides of the cards (just sayin') You can see on the trailer that nothing is weird, you just keep things moving along.
And yes, you can store it in the wallet setup as a $1 dollar, ready to remove and perform.
I hope this has helped with anyone considering the effect.

Just received mine... looking forward to working with it.

PM me with your thoughts and we can discuss the details of the gimmick and pros/cons of it.

Thanks,
Steph

This adds a few switches more but the drawback is that it's very very complicated to use it in close-up since the gimmick is thick as ****.

Good for social media, unusable (for me) in close-up

I don't know. Even in the trailer the money looks a little bit stiff (at least on the left side - from the view of the performer). Also when turning the credit card it looks like white paper is flashing on the edges. Overall it looks visual but I think it will raise huge suspicion about involved gimmicks.

It seems the credit card is quite thick . I think it's only work for online.