Flipping banknote. Effective trick and its solution

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Flipping banknote. Focus Secret

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Focus Description:

Show the audience a bill, fold it once, twice, a third time. Then unfold, and everyone will see that the image on it has turned upside down.

Focus Flipping banknote

Focus secret:

The secret of the trick lies in the peculiarities of both folding the bill and unfolding it. The individual phases of these processes are shown in the figure.

Focus Flipping banknote

The bill is held with both hands, stretched in length, after which it is folded lengthwise, then across and again across. This is followed by unfolding - first in length, again in length, and, finally, one of the halves is folded down, as a result of which the audience sees an inverted bill.

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