Duplicity by John Bannon

John Bannon's Classic Mental
Card Transposition -- Reloaded.

A red-backed Ace from one packet changes places with
a blue-backed Ace in another packet.

The selected Aces appear face-up in each respective packet,
then their backs prove to be different, then as a final climax,
all of the other cards in each packet are blank.

Everything is examinable.

"Twisted Sisters is one of the best selling card tricks of all time. I like this more." --David Regal

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[Silicon]

Yes, a magician might be able to tell what's being done, but I'm buying it anyway to support John and his continued invention of new tricks like this.

I won't perform this trick until I've bought it.

Oh, and non-magicians will be stunned by his phenomenal one-two-three punch of endings. Great and simple design... pure elegance. I'm stunned not by the cleverness, but by the clarity and simplicity. This is pure simple magic. LOVE that the magic happens in the spectator's hand.

[jennings100]

Bannon at his best ! At the time of this comment there is nothing on John's web site to confirm the release date for this effect. When is it coming out ? Looking forward to your response.

[damianjennings]

Lovely editing.

[bobbyhasbun]

Brilliant!

[luuminhvuong]

I think it's "INEXPLICABLE". is there "UNEXPLAINABLE"?. if there is, then excuse me

[dancehalldj07]

Liz is pretty hot 8-)

[marredsun]

This effect is so freaking powerful... It makes me want to stop learning magic so I can experience card tricks like a layman.

[technoway]

Those who revealed methods here (whether right or wrong) actually showed that they are not a magician and they don't understand the art of magic.

Rule #1 requires sacrificing the attention gotten by telling people the method, just as another magician would do for you.

[AutoTechHector]

It's called MAGIC people!!!!

[DevilboyScooby]

@vladimir0B

He uses magician's force: First he asks red or black, and then when they're leftw ith only black, he forces one of the black aces on her (depending on which colour back she chose) -

e.g. If she said Clubs, he would have said "Your card has appeared over here" (like he did)

but if she chose Spades he probably would have said "Your card has turned over in your hand"

[osherc]

its easy its elmesly count =p

[vladimir0B]

but what if she doesn't choose the ace of clubs? or is this just luck that she chooses the ace of clubs?