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 JUMBO MOVING PIP CARD--MAGNETIC
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JUMBO MOVING PIP CARD--MAGNETIC
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JUMBO MOVING PIP CARD--MAGNETIC
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TR-5318
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$19.95
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JUMBO MOVING PIP CARD--MAGNETIC

You tell the audience that you are going to teach them a trick. You then show them a giant sized card with one pip in full view. Turn the card over to show four pips. When you turn it over again, there are now three pips on one side and six pips on the other side. You explain that this is all in the angle of the presentation, and reveal that there are actually two pips on one side and five pips on the other side. You then try to do it one more time and you somehow end up with eight pips. This pip card is made of heavy metal and use magnets instead of the strings like in some of the older ones. The magnets make the working of the PIP card very easy to do. The card measures around 8" x 12".

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 You tell the audience that you are going to teach them a trick. You then show them a giant sized card with one pip in full view. Turn the card over to show four pips. When you turn it over again, there are now three pips on one side
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