Undamaged banknote. Effective trick and its solution

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Focus Description:

Ask the spectator for a banknote and place it in the middle of a piece of newspaper. Wrap the bill in a piece of paper and tear it immediately. Clamp the scraps into your fist and remove from them a completely intact and undamaged banknote.

Focus secret:

Cut out a sheet of newspaper measuring 30x21 cm. Before the trick, fold the sheet twice and unfold it again. Place the bill in the middle of the sheet and fold the sheet. The banknote will also be folded together with it. Now it is in the corner and you can tear the newspaper into four parts without fear of damaging the bills.

Focus Intact banknote

Then hold the scraps in your fist and remove the whole bill. This trick needs to be performed very quickly.

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