Bill Flash Card

Trick by Gentlemen's Magic and Mickael Chatelain
Price: £35.10£35.10inc VAT
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A bill visually transforms into the participant's selected card.

An Incredible and Impossible Transformation

A card is selected and lost in the deck. You take out a bill and tell them not to blink. Right before their eyes, the bill changes visually into the chosen card. It's clean, direct, and gets insane reactions.

Simple. Visual. Adaptable.

No hidden technology, no magnets, no invisible thread. The routine is easy to perform and comes with instructions in both French and English. Fully adaptable to all types of bills, banknotes, paper, receipts, or everyday materials. And yes, it works just as well in live performance as it does on social media.

Key Features:

  • Ultra-visual
  • Very easy to perform
  • Designed for real-world use
  • Perfect for workers

A Collaboration for the Ages.

This project was born from the meeting of Mickael Chatelain and Gentlemen's Magic Boutique. A creation designed specifically for workers and professionals, with a clear requirement: strong visual impact under real working conditions.

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Customer reviews for Bill Flash Card

Manuel
This product has been a genuine exercise in futility and frustration! I tried for hours to properly trim a dollar bill (actually several) to meet the criteria necessary to make the gimmick work. The trimming and mounting instructions were not included in the tutorial. Michael simply mentioned that the bill needed to be glued to the flap. This was a critical omission. A fake bill trimmed to specifications with additional videos showing how to replace the fake with a real bill needed to be included. Bottom line is the instructional video is lazily strung together. A total waste of $40.