Bill to Peanut

Two dollar bills are borrowed from the audience and torn in half, with one half of each handed back to its owner as a receipt and the other halves dropped into a wine glass for safekeeping. A spectator reaches into a full bag of peanuts, shuffles them, and picks any one they like, with a chance to change their mind. After a few silly magic words, the torn halves are gone from the glass, and the shelled meat of a peanut sits in their place. The spectator's peanut is cracked open, and inside are two folded bill halves that match the receipts line for line. Then the torn bills are shaken back to new. Michael Ammar's Bill to Peanut: watch it and see why it's unforgettable.