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

The side of the pen that's supposed to write to convince the audience that this is a regular pen doesn't work. The seller does not accept returns. Garbage.

I wanted to buy something fun for Christmas. The person I bought this for loves to play pranks on others. It was right up his alley. I am very satisfied with the quality of the product and the fast delivery.

I saw this on a YouTube video with instructions for amateur magicians. For a mediocre hacker like me, it looked like fun, and it is. It's a cheap and fun way to start a conversation. It's not that difficult to learn, but it takes some practice to smoothly manipulate the magnet tip. Watching the video will give you the key ideas, moves and misdirections.

My 8 year old found this at Revain and MUST have it to add to his magic collection. He loves to. I didn't read any instructions on it so I had no idea how this trick worked when he got it. So he had to show me. Everything makes sense now. :) My 5 year old also likes to trick people. I found 10€ for a pen a bit expensive. But I'm assuming it's a "MAGIC PEN" so the cost is somewhat justified. :)

Beautifully crafted prop, I've been making this illusion for many, many years and the audience loves it •always•! You need this special pin and not others that are smaller as this magnet is very strong. I found some small pieces of real money that were somehow damaged and taped them to the magnetic tip of a fountain pen. Well this looks REALLY phenomenal as the bill you are sticking the pin through actually LOOKS really stabbed/damaged. Just make sure you keep the pen covered with your fingers…

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…