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Digital blue by Abir and Mark Mason

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DIGITAL BY ARMAN ABIR
THE CHANGING CARD THAT WORKS LIKE CLOCKWORK.


I am not sure I can really do this justice in writing. You have to see DIGITAL to believe it. This is a changing card like no other.

A prediction inside an envelope is placed on the table. From a regular deck, a card is selected. Let's say they select the 4 OF HEARTS. The card is returned to the deck and the deck is given a shuffle. The top card of the deck is turned over its the 6 of SPADES. This card is placed onto the spectator's hand as you claim you knew they would select the 6 OF SPADES as it matches your PREDICTION.

The prediction is removed, and a card is show, WRITTEN across it in big bold BLACK INK is the 6 of SPADES. The spectator claims they selected the 4 of HEARTS. This is no problem; The prediction is given a slow shake, and the WORDS VISIBLY change to the 4 of HEARTS. They are now instructed to look at the card they are holding, and this too has now changed into the 4 of HEARTS.

This looks so MAGICAL. Everyone is hand made. You will love performing DIGITAL.

Digital blue by Abir and Mark Mason Digital blue by Abir and Mark Mason Digital blue by Abir and Mark Mason