Here's another "classic" trick that's been around for a long time - and for good reason! It's so simple, easy to learn, but puts on a great show! With some practice, you can quite easily hide the "secret".

Making something disappear is fine, but I really prefer to "convert" something - such as a dollar into quarters.

I recall in the 90's actually cutting down some paper, gluing it together, and creating my own - but you know what, for the price, it's totally worth it just to purchase it.

Excellent trick and worth every penny!

This trick is great for kids. You can use it as a trick, or as part of a larger trick. It is colorful, which is great for kids. It is super easy to do, and definitely fooling. Once you know the principle you can let your imagination run wild.

Great trick with money.the old way of doing it was boring

I used to demo this everyday at the local Magic Shop. I performed this hundreds, maybe thousands of times. It is a really excellent trick. It can be a very fun trick for beginners and if you use a little imagination it can be a very useful item that not many will see for a professional routine. That can be used to restore, change, vanish or exchange small flattish items. It is easy to do and is surprisingly deceptive. I see Penguin is at the moment out of stock. If you have a local Magic Shop go there and get it. It is inexpensive and you will like it.

Old trick that always get great reactions! So simple to do but so strong!I always keep it in my pocket!!!

When I was younger I came across a book or something that had this illusion, It sounded so cool I had to do it, I didn't have anyone teach me the fundamentals of it. So when it got down to it, I was a kid doing this trick with my set of tricks, i didn't carry around a magic set, everything was in my pocket. This was highly inconvenient for carrying around to do. Ideally it was meant for something you were prepared for, but what kid is. I also was poor and didn't have colored paper, just construction paper, and it got bulky and such, it made it hard to carry. The End though, the trick looks good, but is inconvenient use of paper for a kid. it's a kids trick, but is a burden for kids to carry, and adults would look at it like, ok, that's cool i guess.

Seriously, this is not a trick for an adult. There's so much paper being folded and unfolded, after the change happens, the immediate reaction from the spectator will be that the original item is in there somewhere, buried under all that paper.

Don't get me wrong... it's a rather effective illusion, but after the initial chuckle you'll get, as soon as the spectator thinks about it for a moment, they know that the first item they saw is in there somewhere.

For a kid, this is a nice effect. But please don't mistake this for something you'd want to use with grown-ups.

This prop has so many different uses. It may look like a kiddie trick but it has potential for much bigger things. Penguin does a good job with the instructional video. Pack small plays big.

There are few great tricks for under $5, and this is one of them. I was a little skeptical at first if people would be fooled by this. I've used this hundreds of times and almost nobody ever figures it out. It can be used for so much more than just changing money....make things disappear, produce things, etc. A great buy. Don't pass this up.

Perfect for kids or colorful and flamboyant characters. And cheap enough to worth a try