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A signed playing card through a bill! Imagine being able to have your spectator freely select and sign a playing card. Next, you ask to borrow a bill (ANY currency). Then, without ANY switching of the card or bill, you VISIBLY
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KNIFE THROUGH BILL
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Performer shows a knife and a currency bill or note that may be borrowed. A piece of paper, the same size as the bill is folded in half, and the knife pushed through the middle. When the knife is pulled sideways, it rips through the paper, as expected.
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CARD THROUGH BORROWED BILL
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CARD THROUGH BORROWED BILL
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CARD THROUGH BORROWED BILL
Item #:
TR-5943
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$12.95
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The performer freely displays a playing card and a plastic folder to the spectators. He borrows a bill and folds it along its long edge, with one half a little wider than the other as in the illustration. He places the folded bill inside the folder with the ends projecting at both sides, and visible at all times. He now inserts a corner of the card inside the folded bill and pushes it. The corner projects out from the top of the folder apparently penetrating through the bill. The folder and bill are freely displayed with the card clearly penetrating the bill. He then pushes the complete card through the bill, and out from the top of the folder. He takes the bill from the folder and shows it completely unharmed. He returns the bill to its owner who can examine it thoroughly. Includes 3 bonus bill effects!
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The performer freely displays a playing card and a plastic folder to the spectators.  He borrows a bill and folds it along its long edge, with one half a little wider than the other as in the illustration.  He places the folded bill
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