THE COLLINS' ACES In 1912, the British conjuring legend Stanley Collins cooked up a card trick that made four Aces disappear right under the noses of the audience—talk about a disappearing act! This classic (which has also gone by the names Omega Ace Trick and Omega Ace Trick—try saying that five times fast) quickly became a staple in the magic community. And the best part? No gaffed cards involved—just a regular shuffled deck, making it a favorite among card enthusiasts. Over time, the trick earned its moniker, the Collins' Aces, and continues to hold a cherished spot in the arsenal of nearly every serious card magician.
In this video download, you’ll witness six seasoned magicians each giving their unique spin on this timeless classic. Martin Lewis has been performing the Collins' Aces for years, and he reveals his meticulous handling, complete with a finale where the Aces are revealed through a clever spelling reveal. Next up is Bill Malone, who puts his own flair on Martin's version with some slick flourishes that you’ll want to incorporate into your routine. J. C. Wagner, the bar magic maestro, adds an Ace assembly finish that’s sure to impress, while Michael Ammar pitches in with some extra touches on the Martin Lewis rendition. And let’s not forget Alex Elmsley, who showcases his own spelling finale that had a room full of seasoned magicians buzzing when it first hit video. To wrap it up, Jim Swain delivers a charming poker deal finish that adds yet another layer of intrigue.
The Collins' Aces is a must-have for a reason. It mystifies audiences and is genuinely a blast to perform. Some might even say it’s the best four-Ace trick you can do with a normal deck of cards—come and see six compelling reasons to back that claim.
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