Mike Bornstein's Polaroid Money Outdone begins with four $1 bills. They're shown front and back. One of the dollar bills is replaced with a $5 bill. Suddenly all the bills change to $5 bills. Now one of the five-dollar bills is exchanged for a $10 bill, a moment later all the bills are $10 bills.
The amazed spectators are immediately told that what they've just seen is not only impossible, but probably illegal. With that in mind the magician changes the bills back to $1 bills that are once again shown on both sides.
Magic with paper money is perhaps the most appealing of all intimate close-up routines and Mike Bornstein has contributed more to that subject than anyone. His Polaroid Money Outdone is a startling packet trick type routine using real bills. Supplied with practice bills and a photo-illustrated booklet. This is visual magic that gets everyone's attention as the impossible happens at your fingertips.
The amazed spectators are immediately told that what they've just seen is not only impossible, but probably illegal. With that in mind the magician changes the bills back to $1 bills that are once again shown on both sides. Magic with paper money is perhaps the most appealing of all intimate close-up routines and Mike Bornstein has contributed more to that subject than anyone. His Polaroid Money Outdone is a startling packet trick type routine using real bills. Supplied with practice bills and a photo-illustrated booklet. This is visual magic that gets everyone's attention as the impossible happens at your fingertips.
