Review on 🪄 Unbelievable Magic: Introducing the Original Dollar Penetrating by Magic Makers! by Jeremy Watkins

This pen looks like a variant of one I've used in the past. You used to get a homemade pen and a normal pen for testing. I really like how they designed this one. The cap slips onto the actual end of the pen, and you keep this trick in your pocket. You can ask them to write their initials on the bill, then take the bill and pen from them, and then do the trick. When you're done, remove the cap, hold the end closed and slip it over the tip, put the trick in your pocket and the pen is ready for inspection. This trick I was selling required minimal practice. 10 minutes in front of a mirror to dial a number to extract the trick, pierce the bill and remove the trick. The quality of the pen itself is average but given the price I think it's worth it. It was a very popular stunt and it really blows people away. However, remember that there is a magnet, so don't put it in the same pocket as your cell phone, and don't get too close to computer memory. Performance Tip: Give an accomplice a pen and if you ask for a pen and a bill, they will produce a pen and you can get a bill from someone else. It REALLY scares people because it can't be faked if it's from the audience. Another option is to place the pen on a table, e.g. B. Next to a magazine where it's hard to see, and then look around and "notice" the pen. Have someone do it and then ask for the bill. It also works well with playing cards. Ask them to sign, pierce the card with a pen, and then reproduce the signed card. Then I let them keep the card as a souvenir. Also, always remember that if you have such a test object, it is always better to put it on the floor than to offer it for testing. 99% of the time they'll just grab it before you can stop them, believing that they decided to test it and not that you told them to. only adds mysticism. Finally for singles. Instead of asking them to sign a card or bill, ask them to write their name and mobile number on it ;) (even better if you ask the bartender to give you a pen. Now it's an icebreaker) All in All in all a good value for the price for an initial trick level with strong visual impact.