The gimmick is not taught, and he goes over everything quickly. As a bonus on this DVD, Dan White quickly teaches his Handy 500.
HERE is Juan's Hundred Dollar Bill Switch. This can only be found as a bonus on a DVD. The spectator holds the five bills, and you wave your hand over them and they change. This variation is worth considering because the bills change inside the spectator's hand. Dan White, the man who taught Digital Dissolve on the DVD, invented this. Handy 500: Found as a bonus in a DVD, not a lot of people heard of this variation. There is a demo of this effect on one of the Reel Magic Quarterly issues. It used a totally different gimmick, which I don't particularly like. Paper to Money Plus: This does not use the same gimmick as Hundy 500 or Easy Money. It knocks-off many great tricks, and I don't recommend this DVD. This is a total knock-off of Gregory Wilson's Hundy 500. Show Me the Money: I am ashamed to include this. VIDEO: HERE is a video of Oz Pearlman performing this. VIDEO: HERE is the demo video for Hundy 500. I couldn't find it, but I should mention it anyways. I am not sure if a booklet was released of Hundy 500. It covers everything you need, with multiple angles. HERE is Gregory Wilson teaching his effect on DVD. It's not too difficult to do, but does require practice. You basically spin the folded packet of bills, and the change into a different denomination. This uses the same gimmick as the original Easy Money, not Flash Cash. Hundy 500: Tim Trono urged Gregory Wilson to release this masterpiece. VIDEO : HERE is a performance by Fred Kaps himself. HERE is something that is basically the same as Flash Cash. I don't have the notes so I cannot confirm this. The trick "Newspaper to Dollars" is what I assume to be Flash Cash. Also, I only paid about $6, they muse have not updated their website. There are many illustrations, which are all drawn by Jay Marshall. It not only explains how the effect is done, it tells some history on the effect as well. Although it's named Easy Money, it really teaches Flash Cash. HERE is a booklet only available from Magic Inc. Even though it is called Easy Money, it is Flash Cash. This uses a much simpler gimmick than Pat's, but is not as clean. It's his version of Easy Money, which Pat Page agreed was better than his. will be producing a DVD on the original Easy Money, featuring John Lovick.įlash Cash: This goes by many different names, but was invented by Fred Kaps.
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HERE is a new DVD put out by L and L Publishing on the original Easy Money. It's Patrick Page's Rope Magic and Magic with Paper DVD. HERE is a DVD with Patrick Page teaching. To my knowledge, the original can only be found in two places. The gimmick is the same as many later variations, including Hundy 500. With just a rub, four pieces of paper change into money. Let's start with the original.Įasy Money: Invented by Patrick Page, Easy Money was the start for most multiple bill switches. Unfortunately, I made some major mistakes. This is an improved post, I posted the original over at the Penguin Magic forums. I will edit this post every time a new variation comes out.
I will also give you links to where you can purchase the effects. I love this trick, and I have purchased almost every variation. Here, I will discuss all of the variations of Easy Money, and my thoughts on them. I decided to make this post to inform people of the best trick in the world.
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