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Ace Assembly
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Revision as of 12:57, 25 June 2008 by Jpecore (Talk | contribs) (New page: The Ace Assembly or Four Aces is a classic plot in card magic described by Ponsin in 1853. Four Aces are dealt onto the table and each is covered by 3 indifferent cards. The Aces magi...)
The Ace Assembly or Four Aces is a classic plot in card magic described by Ponsin in 1853. Four Aces are dealt onto the table and each is covered by 3 indifferent cards. The Aces magically move from their own packet and assemble into one of the other piles.
Variations
- Slow-Motion Aces by Dai Vernon (aces move one by one)
- Red and Blue Backed Aces by Lin Searles (Aces are different colors)
- Progressive Aces by Ken Krenzel in which the ace joins the second, then the two join the third and finally all arrive in the last packet in sequence.
- Reverse Aces by Phil Goldstein in which the aces start out together and end up in the other packets.
- Jazz Aces by Peter Kane
