Discover John Guastaferro's "Virus," a brilliant twist on the all-backs and Chicago opener plots. Watch as a spectator's selection turns the entire deck to all backs, followed by the deck going completely blank. Once the virus is found and removed, the deck magically returns to normal—with backs on one side and faces on the other. Learn this easy trick today and elevate your card magic!
Transform a half dollar coin into a copper coin right before your audience’s eyes with "Workers' Wild Coin." Repeat this astonishing transformation two more times, and just when they think they've figured it out, you unleash a kicker ending that reveals all three copper coins have magically transformed into Chinese coins!
Learn from master magician Mike Gallo as he guides you through every detail of this routine that keeps spectators guessing. With no complicated moves and an instant reset, it's perfect for table work or close-up performances.
Watch now and prepare to amaze with "Workers' Wild Coin"!
Aaron Fisher’s The Long & Winding Trick is a bold departure—no flashy four-of-a-kind, just pure structure, surprise, and sleight-of-hand that hits different—and once you see why, you’ll never look at your Aces the same way again. Watch now.
A timeless crowd-pleaser with a fresh twist—Restorioso turns an ordinary piece of string into a moment of pure astonishment. With the spectator front and center, the magic happens in their own hands, creating a memory that sticks. Perfect for walk-around pros and intimate close-up shows alike, Glenn revives a classic with new visual power that feels impossible. Learn Restorioso today!
Turbo-charge a classic. In Mike Powers’ World’s Fastest 21 Card Trick, a freely mixed packet, a fair peek, and a buried selection collide with break-neck dealing—then BAM: one card flips the script and the trick is over. No endless columns, no fishing—just a crisp, impossible revelation that slays live or on camera. Learn it today and retire the “boring” version for good.
WOW Revisited Again is John Luka’s ultra-commercial take on the classic Biddle trick. You fairly show four candidates and let a helper name any number 1–4; the thought-of card melts away from the packet and reappears reversed in the deck. Clean, interactive, no knuckle-busting—perfect for walk-around or camera.
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