Rolling banknote. Effective trick and its solution

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Rolling banknote. Focus Secret

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Focus Description:

A banknote lies flat on an open palm. By an effort of will, the magician makes her begin to curl up with the edges up. Turning over to the other side again, the bill straightens out and again folds up with the edges up.

Focus secret:

The secret of the trick is that the paper of banknotes is multi-layered. The layer near the palm heats up and expands, the opposite one does not. As a result, the edges of the bill rise by 1-2 cm (only you need to take it not wrinkled, without bends).

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