Chop Cup (World's Greatest Magic) - Video DownloadEver since the Chop Cup was invented by magician Al Wheatley (whose stage name was Chop Chop, which is where the trick derives its unusual name) in the early 1950s, magicians have devised increasingly clever ways to use it. The basic one cup one ball approach to the classic Cups and Balls has held the fascination of magicians through the years most probably due to its devious use of a mechanical principle along with sleight of hand to create an

A freely selected card is signed and the performer draw a dot on the card with a permanent marker

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52 Pieces Of Paper features:

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Coin From Pen Cap (David Williamson)

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Then he turns over the second card -- this card's prediction matches the second result

and read minds like no other

- The effect is super easy to perform

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Colin Underwood shares his handlings on some of the classic effects in magic

After an introduction by Ken Krenzel and Gary Ouellet