Instant Paper to Money Kid Version

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Welcome to the best and cleanest version of the classic paper-to-money (banknotes) transformation.

Miguel Pizarro is one of the finest makers of handcrafted magic effects. From the underground scene to the world stage, he is proud to present one of his most versatile and professional creations.

The "Paper to Money" effect is one of the audience's favorites-it's the magic of desire: transforming simple pieces of paper into real money. What more do you need to prove your "real magic"? How about those pieces being papers painted by children!

This is the perfect version for beginners, hobbyists, and professional magicians, very easy to perform and highly visual.

It's perfect for close-up magic, parlor, and as you can imagine, it resets instantly!

Everything about this product is very well made and carefully thought out. All sets are ready to work with top quality, and in this version, the papers that transform are "banknotes" painted by children, making the effect EVEN more commercial and memorable for your audience.

You will receive everything ready to use, along with many handlings from great magicians, including Pipo Villanueva, Alberto de Figueiredo, Adrian Vega, Alberto Ruano, Fernando Figueras, David Redondo, and many more.

Simply choose the version you like best and start playing with this visual miracle!

Instant Paper to Money is a favorite of world-renowned performers like Dynamo and Xavier Mortimer, and it's sure to be one of your favorites too!

Note: You will receive all the gimmicks ready to use and many "special papers painted by children." You will only need to add some real or fake money to the product.

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Customer reviews for Instant Paper to Money Kid Version

Craig
Outstanding trick. Great production quality. The "kids money" is absolutely gorgeous and hilarious.
Makes a great match with "Predicshun" and "Scribble Snap."
A little easier than "Extreme Burn", but the method is completely different.
Use your own money. Doesn't have to be all $20 bills. You can mix and match and still have it look terrific.
Lucien
I need to specify my rating is a 3 and not a 4 or 5 ONLY FOR THE U.S. DOLLAR VERSION. I believe if someone gets this in a denomination of polymer bills (AUS, Canadian), then it will be VERY well hidden. Whereas British pounds and euros have also switched to polymer, they treat their polymer in such a way that the bills feel and look more like paper...so after seeing the $20, id likely skip those as well. THAT said, even the $20s would be fine in a dimmer lit area, and simply not outside on a bright day. The effect itself is great and as another reviewer (Craig) mentioned on here, it does pair well with other effects like Predicshuns (which also have child drawings on them). Here is the breakdown for me: 1. method is 4 of 5 (cant fold which means more difficult to carry around) 2. effect itself is 5 (everyone loves money creation effects, and this is quick) 3. gimmick (U.S. $20 ONLY), is a bit discolored AND very glossy. If it were only glossy it would be easier to hide, but the discoloration COMBINED with that gloss drastically limits where or for whom one can perform this (again, only speaking of the $20 version) 4. Even with gloss and discoloration, if you are a performer with a similar quick style like Greg Wilson, this will work perfectly fine for you, but you will need to be QUICK if your specs are not drunk, or in a dim lit area, because the gimmick will NOT blend in with your other bills. Mine in particular has a very noticeable brighter yellow/golden tone spread throughout both sides of the gimmick. So post change, once I show the real bills, there is a drastic color change to go with that aforementioned high gloss shine. I still plan to get and try the AUS or CAN versions, and I do NOT own the normal (non-kid) version of this effect, so I don't know if the U.S. $20 gimmick for that has a similar discoloration.