Wonder Bill - Nick Brown - DVD & Gimmick

A magical puzzle where a dollar bill turns inside-out while being held by an audience member.

You show a US $1 bill with a window cut out. You let a spectator hold the bill with George Washington facing her as you peek through the window.

You then fold the bill so the famed symbol of the pyramid with the eye can be seen through the window. You explain that this mysterious symbol is the subject of many conspiracy theories. It is the subject of many books, tv shows, podcasts and movies that try to discover its secrets.

You then offer to show one of its mysterious secrets when you unfold the bill, while the spectator is still holding it. When the bill is unfolded it is now facing in the opposite direction. With the green side, with the pyramid and the all-seeing eye facing the spectator and George Washington facing you. Everything is examinable throughout and can even be given out as a souvenir.

Based on the work of Robert E. Neale and David Britland, this routine takes their brilliant work to the next level. Best of all, you are now taught a system that can turn just about any bill, from any country into a Wonder Bill. The system can also be used with just about any size of rectangular piece of paper so you can do the same effect with photographs, magazine sheets, posters, newspapers, or any custom design you can create.

Also includes additional routines and ideas by Harry Anderson, Nick Brown, Brad Burt, Rich Marotta, and Meir Yedid.

Comes with an instructional DVD with Meir Yedid and Nick Brown teaching you everything you need to know, and a metal cutting template to make your own US $1 Bills.

This is fun to perform, and you'll love the bewildered looks on your audience's faces! This is especially powerful because your spectator is HOLDING ONTO the bill while the magic happens!

NEW, DVD & Gimmick/Template

NOTE from Don: If you like Terri Roger's manuscript, or the more recent Machinations from Ben Harris, you will really like this.  It includes the metal template to score and fold any dollar bill to the correct dimensions.