I need some ideas for good purchases. I have about seventy dollars and I can't decide on anything. So heres the question. If you had my money what would you buy? <br>( i have healed and sealed, raven, nfw, hot rod, crazy cube, 3 in one quarter, nickels to dimes, dime and penny, sponge balls, sponge ball video, airtight, balducci video, brainwave deck, svengalli deck) <br>thanks for your ideas.

I reccomend Twisted Sisters. It's very easy to perform and very amazind to your audience.

obviously you should buy books if you dont have them <br> <br> <br>buy the 8 tarbell series, the royal road to card magic, now you see it now you dont, and if you want, jeff mcbrides card manipulation DVD's...

thanks peeldude

im shocked...

thank you also. lol.........

its not that i wantED a thankyou...its just that its an iMpoRtant thing...books aRE thE FunDaMentals...soRRy about My kEyboaRD, iTs MesseD up...

reading works for some but i'm a pretty visual person i like to see it done in a video rather than read it and decipher it and then practice. Besides I'm just trying to get enough tricks to make a show for right now i don't need the fundamentals. Any more suggestions anyone?

Learning from books is a little more difficult, but it's the best way because the best material is simply only in book form. I bought the royal road and didnt think I'd make it past the first few pages. Now I'm on chapter 4 and getting good results. I'm amazed with my progress. The information in books is invaluable though because the top magicians wrote them. There are good videos and DVD's I guess. But from what I hear, you aren't going to get the caliber or instruction that you get in The Royal Road, Bobo's Coin Magic, Tarbell or Practical Magic by Anneman.

-Books are for learning... ...Videos are for imitating-