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pedrothegreat
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Ron, is this available from you now? (sorry if that is an obvious question, it is late and I am easily confused!) If it is then it is perfect timing Smile

I am just learning the signed bill to kiwi routine by Carl Cloutier. This sounds like the perfect opening to that effect.
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Jaxon
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I finally got the PDF finished and it's now available on my site (Link in my signature below). There are lots of images in the instructions. Took quite a while to put it all together.

Remember, you'll need a mismade bill to construct the gimmick.

Let me know if you have any questions. The name of the trick is:

Change for a Dollar?

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Jaxon
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I picked up some mismade $5 bills and made one into this trick. So I can now barrow a one or a five to do it. Be neat to find a mismade $100 but I won't think the effect would be worth that price.. Smile

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On 2005-11-27 14:32, Jaxon wrote:
I picked up some mismade $5 bills and made one into this trick. So I can now barrow a one or a five to do it. Be neat to find a mismade $100 but I won't think the effect would be worth that price.. Smile
Ron Jaxon

Can I ask you where did you find the $5 mismade bills? Thanks. I looked at your new effect and it's great! It'd be nice if you can teach how to make a $1 mismade bill.
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Ron,
It occurs to me that if you aren't passing the bill for examination that you could make up your own mismade bill by cutting up a solid one. Would that work?
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The Effect was very nice indeed. Nice handling.
Jaxon
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-evolve629
I got my mismade $5 from a local magician friend. He just happened to have a couple and I bought one from him. I know they are available from some magic dealers.

-wsduncan
It seems like that would work but I don't think it would look all that good that way. The tape and glue it would take would make the mismade bill look funny and become thicker. Give it a try if you want though. I may be wrong.

The easiest way to make your own mismade bills is to buy a sheet of uncut bills. You can buy them in any denomination I believe. They'll just cost more for the larger ones of course.

It is possible to make this trick with a printer. I had originally thought about making these available that way. But all the printers I tried (My own, friends and even tried a print shop) didn't turn out all that good. They could pass in some situations if the lighting is right but you can see the pixels to clearly for my taste. Plus the paper wears out much faster then real money paper. On the other hand they would be cheap to make. If someone picked up my E-book they can see exactly how it's put together. Print it out and cut it into shape. But that would take a little work. If someone decides to try it I'd love to see the end results.

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I agree with twistedace, as well as having seen Ron demonstrate this illusion, I perform it as well. I have never had anyone ask me or have seen to ask Ron to see the bill. I mean lets face it, were talking a lay audience right, your borrowing their bill, and performing an effect, and giving it back... so actually you are giving it back out for examination and better, they get to keep it.

Hats off Jax.....
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I am interested in this version of Mismade Bill,but I have a question for the performer's who borrow a bill....How do you deal with the fact that the condition of the borrowed bill may not match the condition of your mismade bill?

I perform Mismade bill using a TT all the time,but I never borrow a bill for this reason.

Rich
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Wow! very nice!
Woke up.
Fell out of bed.
Dragged a comb across m' head.
Jonathan P.
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It's great! I like that presentation which makes the effect happen as if "just a little illusion on your way to the other effect". Chances are that this is this little by-play that people will remember.

BTW, does anyone know if good mismade bills are available in Euro currency?

Cheers,
Jonathan.