Grant's Slow-Motion Bill Switch

By U.F. Grant

Close-up performers have long been looking for a clever bill switch or transposition. Here it is!

Performer borrows two bills, a One and a Five. The One is tucked in a spectator's breast pocket. The Five is openly placed o the same spectator's open palm; he slowly closes his fist around it (without the assistance of the performer). Performer commands a change to take place, the spectator opens his hand, and out pops the ONE DOLLAR BILL, and upon going to the pocket he discovers the Missing Five! All without Sleights!

What You Get: You receive a one page instructional sheet of how to perform this switch.amazing.

Skill Level: Intermediate. Suitable for ages 16 to adult.

Pro Tip: If after you receive and learn this routine and like it, we suggest you check out, (and possible buy), Jerry Mentzer's Five To One routine. Found elsewhere on this website.