Mystery card. Effective trick and its solution

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Focus Description:

Give the viewer a business card and have them sign it. Take a small envelope lying on top of a paperback book, insert a card into it and seal the envelope. Set this envelope aside in a conspicuous place. Open the book and show that inside it there is a large sealed envelope between the pages. Take it out and put it near the small envelope.

After that, take and tear into small pieces a small envelope. Then open the large envelope and take out the same business card with the viewer's signature, which "has just been torn to pieces."

Focus secret:

In a small envelope on the front side, not visible to the audience, a cut was made for the business card to come out. The cover of the book has exactly the same cut.

Place a large sealed envelope inside the book. Place a small envelope on the cover of the book so that both cuts match, and you can start the demonstration. When inserting a business card into an envelope, actually shove it through both slits under the cover of the book. Seal the empty envelope, remove it from the book and, as if there is a business card inside it, set it aside with the cut down.

Focus Mystery Card

Open the book and show that it contains another envelope - a large one. Taking it out of the book, take the business card out of the book together with it, but so that it is under the envelope - on the back, not visible to the audience. Without turning the other side of this envelope, place it, along with the business card underneath, close to the small envelope.

Focus Mystery Card

Now tear into small pieces a small envelope supposedly with a business card inside. After that, take a large envelope with a business card under it and, without turning the envelope on the other side, open it by tearing off one of the side parts with your free hand.

While pretending to be pulling out a business card from the inside, you are actually pulling it sharply out from behind the envelope. It will seem to the audience that you took it out of the envelope itself, and they will be quite surprised.

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