Note: Each set includes 3 blue-backed gimmick cards and 1 red-backed regular card. You'll need to sort a red-backed Bicycle deck and grab a matching banknote for your chosen version. And yes, the red-backed card can be swapped out for any poker-sized Bicycle card—no fuss.
So here’s the deal: a spectator picks a card and pops it back into the deck. The magician whips out a banknote from their wallet (you know, the one that’s been through a few adventures) and spins a yarn about it. With a flick of the wrist, that note magically morphs into four playing cards—voilà, one of which is the spectator’s choice, easily spotted thanks to its funky coloured back.
The Right Bill, crafted by the clever minds of Wang Zhe and Bacon Magic, is all about mixing playing cards with cash for a jaw-dropping transformation. The handling’s a doddle—just a subtle move gets you a massive payoff. The gimmick is rock-solid, easy to manage, and allows for an open display—even tossing and catching it post-change, which just amps up the realism and wow factor.
It’s compact and portable, ideal for those impromptu gigs (you know, the ones that always seem to pop up). Learning it is a breeze, resetting’s quick, and it won’t leave beginners feeling like they’ve been left in the lurch.
Available in 3 flavours: USD, EUR, and GBP. Each set comes with the essential cards and a detailed video tutorial from Wang Zhe himself.
Small move, massive impact—your audience won’t forget this one anytime soon.
Note:
* A matching banknote isn’t included, so you’ll need to bring your own. Seriously, don’t show up empty-handed.
* Banknote sizes vary by country. The illustration includes references for the British pound (that’s a Scottish note you see, which is the same size and material as standard GBP), Euro, and US dollar (the $1, $5, $20, and $100 bills all share the same dimensions).
Since the British pound sports a transparent section, the attachment method is a tad different—just a little heads up.
* The instructional video comes with Chinese audio and English subtitles, so you can follow along without needing a translator.
