Money Paddle – by Joe Porper
$84.99
You show a black metal paddle with three rubber bands.
The Money Paddle, created by Joe Porper, is a popular magic prop and trick that involves the apparent duplication and multiplication of money. Here’s a general explanation of how the Money Paddle trick works:
- Prop description: The Money Paddle is a small paddle-like object usually made of metal or wood. It has two sides with different designs. One side typically has two or more coin shapes or dollar signs, while the other side is plain or has a different design.
- Preparation: Before performing the trick, the magician hides or secretly loads a small stack of identical bills or coins on the side of the paddle with the coin shapes or dollar signs. The other side of the paddle remains empty.
- Presentation: The magician begins by showing the paddle to the audience, displaying the plain side and the side with the coin shapes or dollar signs. They demonstrate that the paddle is empty and ordinary.
- Transformation: The magician then proceeds to perform a series of magical gestures, such as tapping or waving the paddle, or passing it through their hand. After each magical gesture, they turn the paddle around to reveal that a duplicate or additional bills or coins have magically appeared on the side with the coin shapes or dollar signs.
- Repetition and multiplication: The magician can repeat the transformation several times, each time showing the empty side, performing the magical gesture, and turning the paddle to reveal the multiplication of the bills or coins.
- Conclusion: The trick typically concludes with the magician showing that the paddle is once again empty on both sides or by magically removing the multiplied bills or coins from the paddle.
The Money Paddle trick relies on the clever design of the paddle, which allows for the secret loading and hiding of the duplicate bills or coins. The magician’s skill in performing the magical gestures and diverting the audience’s attention plays a significant role in creating the illusion of multiplying money.
Please note that specific handling and performance details may vary depending on the version or routine used by individual magicians.
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Money Paddle – by Joe Porper
$84.99
You show a black metal paddle with three rubber bands.
The Money Paddle, created by Joe Porper, is a popular magic prop and trick that involves the apparent duplication and multiplication of money. Here’s a general explanation of how the Money Paddle trick works:
- Prop description: The Money Paddle is a small paddle-like object usually made of metal or wood. It has two sides with different designs. One side typically has two or more coin shapes or dollar signs, while the other side is plain or has a different design.
- Preparation: Before performing the trick, the magician hides or secretly loads a small stack of identical bills or coins on the side of the paddle with the coin shapes or dollar signs. The other side of the paddle remains empty.
- Presentation: The magician begins by showing the paddle to the audience, displaying the plain side and the side with the coin shapes or dollar signs. They demonstrate that the paddle is empty and ordinary.
- Transformation: The magician then proceeds to perform a series of magical gestures, such as tapping or waving the paddle, or passing it through their hand. After each magical gesture, they turn the paddle around to reveal that a duplicate or additional bills or coins have magically appeared on the side with the coin shapes or dollar signs.
- Repetition and multiplication: The magician can repeat the transformation several times, each time showing the empty side, performing the magical gesture, and turning the paddle to reveal the multiplication of the bills or coins.
- Conclusion: The trick typically concludes with the magician showing that the paddle is once again empty on both sides or by magically removing the multiplied bills or coins from the paddle.
The Money Paddle trick relies on the clever design of the paddle, which allows for the secret loading and hiding of the duplicate bills or coins. The magician’s skill in performing the magical gestures and diverting the audience’s attention plays a significant role in creating the illusion of multiplying money.
Please note that specific handling and performance details may vary depending on the version or routine used by individual magicians.
1 in stock
