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Easy Money
From Magicpedia, the free online encyclopedia for magicians by magicians.
Easy Money is a multiple Bill Switch created by Patrick Page where, with just a rub, four pieces of paper change into actual money.
Bibliography
- Easy Money by Patrick Page's Rope Magic and Magic with Paper DVD (1970s).
- Flash Cash by Fred Kaps
- Michael Ammar's Easy to Master Money Miracles, Vol. 3 (2003)
- Easy Money Booklet from Magic Inc - actually teaches Flash Cash version along with some history on the effect with illustrations by Jay Marshall.
- Fred Kaps' lecture notes as "Newspaper to Dollars" in Lecture Book - 1973 and "Treasury Notes" in ???
- Hundy 500 by Gregory Wilson on Hundy 500 with Gregory Wilson (DVD - 2003)
- Show Me the Money by Magic Makers
- Paper to Money Plus by Trick Productions (2006)
- Handy 500 by Dan White on Juan's Hundred Dollar Bill Switch DVD - bills change inside the spectator's hand. The spectator holds the five bills, and you wave your hand over them and they change (2006).
- Slow Burn by Richard Sanders (2002)
- Heiny 500 by Karl Hein - Five bills slowly and visibly change to a higher denomination (2007).
- 3D Cash by Mark Allen (2004)
- Vicissitube by Cory Burke on DVD Voracity (2007)
- Extreme Burn by Richard Sanders (2007)
- Prophet by Tom Isaacson variation with permission from Patrick Page (2008).
- Alpha Cash by Jay Noblezada exactly the same as Fred Kaps' Flash Cash (2008).
- Visceral by Derek Roberts done at chest level
- "Dollarama" by Bob King is a variation of Fred Kap's Flash Cash
- LottoCash by Peter Studebaker (2007)
- Foreign Exchange: A marketed item from Jim Pace, uses the same gimmick as Patrick Page’s “Easy Money”.
- Money for Nothin' and Tricks for Free by Phil Cass of Australia (same to "Easy Money") (2009)
- Dubya’s Tax Rebate, marketed version of Kaps’s "Flash Cash" (Blank pieces of paper change into novelty $200 bills with George W. Bush’s portrait)
- HandOut 500 by Steve Haynes. It utilizes a new gimmick, which takes away the extra thickness of the bills and can them handout after the change (2009).