A coin borrowed from the public through a ticket which was also provided

Egyptian Cups and Balls - Ross Bertram

The rest of the deck has turned into a regular deck of cards

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You will see how an audience can be devastated and deeply touched by a magical performance and you'll be inspired to bring your magic to a whole new level

Expansion | Daniel Bryan & Dave Loosley Svengali A coin borrowed from theA card is selected and signed by the spectatorno force required. The magician then punches a hole in the card. Handing both the card and a borrowed coin to the spectator, the magician presents a challenge: can they get the coin through the hole without damaging the card? The spectator can attempt this as many times as they like, but it's clear that the coin won't fit through the holeunless they can perform a miracle! The magician then offers to