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− | The "$100 Bill Switch" was invented by circus performer Vladimir Vladimirov. It has proven to be one of the strongest, and most popular effects in all of close-up magic. | + | The "$100 Bill Switch" was invented by circus performer [[Vladimir Vladimirov]]. It has proven to be one of the strongest, and most popular effects in all of close-up magic. |
The original effect: A $1 bill is folded up and then unfolded in an extremely fair manner. It is revealed, on unfolding, to have changed into a $100 bill. | The original effect: A $1 bill is folded up and then unfolded in an extremely fair manner. It is revealed, on unfolding, to have changed into a $100 bill. | ||
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The technique used in that trick lends itsself to many other routines, and has inspired much creative thinking since its advent. | The technique used in that trick lends itsself to many other routines, and has inspired much creative thinking since its advent. | ||
− | "SWITCH, Unfolding the $100 Bill Change", by John Lovick (copyright 2006 by Murphy's Magic Supplies), is a 346 page book featuring dozens and dozens of handlings, techniques, and variations on that routine, contributed by many of the most respected creators and performers in magic. | + | "SWITCH, Unfolding the $100 Bill Change", by [[John Lovick ]](copyright 2006 by [[Murphy's Magic Supplies]]), is a 346 page book featuring dozens and dozens of handlings, techniques, and variations on that routine, contributed by many of the most respected creators and performers in magic. |
The work was a labor of love for Mr. Lovick, who compiled and edited the overwhelming amount of material for years. | The work was a labor of love for Mr. Lovick, who compiled and edited the overwhelming amount of material for years. | ||
That labor certainly paid off, as "SWITCH", widely-hailed from the moment of its appearance, immediately became, and is likely to remain, THE go-to source regarding this classic trick. | That labor certainly paid off, as "SWITCH", widely-hailed from the moment of its appearance, immediately became, and is likely to remain, THE go-to source regarding this classic trick. |
Revision as of 00:36, 12 May 2008
The "$100 Bill Switch" was invented by circus performer Vladimir Vladimirov. It has proven to be one of the strongest, and most popular effects in all of close-up magic.
The original effect: A $1 bill is folded up and then unfolded in an extremely fair manner. It is revealed, on unfolding, to have changed into a $100 bill.
The technique used in that trick lends itsself to many other routines, and has inspired much creative thinking since its advent.
"SWITCH, Unfolding the $100 Bill Change", by John Lovick (copyright 2006 by Murphy's Magic Supplies), is a 346 page book featuring dozens and dozens of handlings, techniques, and variations on that routine, contributed by many of the most respected creators and performers in magic.
The work was a labor of love for Mr. Lovick, who compiled and edited the overwhelming amount of material for years.
That labor certainly paid off, as "SWITCH", widely-hailed from the moment of its appearance, immediately became, and is likely to remain, THE go-to source regarding this classic trick.