Minus your Money Magic Trick
Effect The magician clearly has three one dollar bills and magically, one
disappears leaving the two left untouched, right before the audiences baffled
eyes!
Preparation Secretly take out of your pocket/purse a dollar bill and fold it over about
two thirds across, take the other bill and place it over the crease of the
fold hiding the fold from view, the two bills should now look somewhat like
three dollar bills.
Method Take the already set dollar bills in your hand and anounce that you
are about to do what most people dread, make your money disappear. Take the
the top of the two bottom edges of the dollar bill. when they are in between
your thumb and pointer finger, shake the bill wildly so the top edge of the
bill flops backward making the folded bill unfolded. then, take your bills
and show that three one dollar bills have magically changed into two genuine
dollar bills.
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