Thompson Change

Claudio

looks great. I will give this a try.

Bertrand

Clever. Simple, smart and adaptative, I love it.

Robin

beautifully explained

Callum

I'm very happy I got this download. I managed to snag it during the Black Friday sale which was even better!
Overall the instructions are clear and the teaching is understandable and effective. I really enjoy the simplicity of this trick and it's visually quite stunning. I'm not a legerdemain wizard so the only thing I'm struggling with is figuring out what to do with the bill once I finish as I feel people will immediately want to grab it (at least the people I know lol). One thing I'd thought of was a motivation to pocket the bill and then get it back out but switched, I'm just not sure yet. So perhaps a little more instruction on options for the effect would've been nice, but at the price I paid I can't complain about that. Overall excellent.

Micah

Great trick! The Instructional video was very helpful and explained it with great detail. It will take me a little bit to be able to preform the trick because it has some angles
to it, but once I get it it will be a powerful trick to carry around. I definitely recommend getting this trick.

James

I love both how visual this effect is but how it can be used for more than just simple bill to higher....heck its just awesome for what ever you want.

Tim

So simple yet so deceptive. A perfect EDC. Have this one ready for that moment when someone says "Do a trick!"
A very small bit of arts and crafts required but nothing the average magician doesn't have in their drawer and the construction is simple - literally a bit of cut & paste.

Amanda

The Thompson Change is a mesmerizing visual magic trick that achieves an astonishing transformation with surprisingly little effort. Renowned magician Steve Thompson, known for his creative releases like Glance, Appearing Glass, and Flute introduces another masterpiece to his collection.

What sets the Thompson Change apart is its simplicity, requiring virtually no sleight of hand. Magicians of all levels can perform this trick as it works seamlessly with bills of any size and value. . The added bonus? You can execute the change with a simple piece of paper watching it visually morph into a bill.

Steve Thompson shares the secret behind the trick, guiding viewers through the creation of a super simple gimmick that makes the magic happen. The best part is that the DIY aspect is beginner-friendly. If you can you fold a piece of paper and a glue stick then you can create this gimmick.

Clocking it around 15 minutes, the video is not only a step-by-step process of building the gimmick but also delves into essential aspects like handling and angles. He provides an overview of what the download entails and quickly demonstrates the handling, ensuring that the viewers get a comprehensive understanding of the trick.

Tom

Smoothest change I've ever seen!!

Pablo

I loved this! It's a lot easier than I thought and it's so visually powerful.

Dan

Awesome teaching session. I haven't made the gimmick myself yet (or performed it obviously) but it looks very easy to make. Also looks like it will take a good bit of practice to be as smooth as the teacher, but all good magic is worth the practice. Thanks for making this available for $0.99!

Melvyn

Very good trick.and the tutorial is great,many thanks to vanishing magic for a great trick.

Laura Bautista

So smart and powerful! Thompson Change is a super amazing and deceptive bill effect. With a minimum of crafts you can produce the necessary gimmick yourself so that in a matter of minutes you can be performing this great trick. A ridiculous price for such a great routine. Very happy with the purchase and with the multitude of possibilities that open up with it.

Amy

This bill change is ingenious. It is simply made, well explained, and ridiculously easy to do. The bill change is best suited with relatively fresh bills, however. Anyways, great portable change, would give a 6/5 if I could.

Logan

I bought this on a whim because I got bored and wanted to get back into magic. I really like this concept because it is simple, easy to practice and it looks really good. I built my first practice gimmick in 5 minutes. The instruction video is easy to follow as well. This overall is a worthwhile purchase.

Json

Really neat to see! They double-take and are always blown away! The change is smooth and almost instant WHILE they are staring at it! The second change is expected yet still amazes their eyes!
I found a lighter touch works best, forcing things can often cause unexpected exposures. Practice with it a lot, the worn creases make for easier and “cooperative” folding. Plus it’s simple to create extra copies, so leave one in your wallet, etc. Great trick, fabulous, nothing else this simple and visually impressive. There’s no way you will regret this one. Promise.

Héctor

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Peter

Easy to do, easy set up! Now to practice, practice, practice!!!!

Shaun

Randall

Nice change. It is similar to dollar to credit card, but I still give 5 stars.

Kalle

This is lovely! Very visual, extremely clearly explained. Also terrifically versatile and customizable, with simple and straightforward preparation. Great work.

Mike

Simple construction. 15 min at home prep. Very visual with multiple handling. Paper to bill, different currency to an alternative denomination. Worth the cost….. I’ll be placing this prop in my wallet for years to come.

Robert

great bill switch

Ante

Bogdan

Ferenc

végtelenül meggyozo, tisztán bemutatható, több mint meghökkento pénz trükk teljesen új felfogású elokészítéssel ami buvészeknek is új . Külön érdem a teljesen tiszta egyben elegáns manipuláció a bemutatáshoz. Egyetlen szépséghiba, hogy a nézonek nem adható kézbe a kellék, viszont a termék jellege alkalmas számos tiszta csere elvégzéséhez is, tehát a dolog orvosolható társasági körülmények között is. Gratulálok: Dr. Pintér Ferenc

Joel

Sri

Clever gimmick-bit of arts n crafts to make.
No performances with spectators maybe some on Youtube?
Need to switch to hand out, with a bit of creativity do this with receipts, lottery tickets etc as Steve says.
Do take exception to central bankster money being real money? Well make that your anarchist routine player! Crypto, gold, silver the real wealth is always herenow within. Thanks again for sharing this illusion of (fake) wealth!

Edwin

Wonderful! I've bought quite a few bill changes over the years but this has to be one of the best. Very well explained and easy to make up.

Leland

Off the charts clever and simple. Exactly as advertised and described. Returning the bill to its original state/position allows you to display both sides. While the bill cannot be handed out, it really doesn't matter because the mechanism is difficult to discern from the spectator view. I am not a DIY person, but in this case the juice is worth the squeeze.

Chas

Amazing

TARO

Florian

Great solution! Love it!

Alexander

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Joseph

five stars I love it!

Vladimir

Perfekt explanation and super easy it’s will be in my
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Landon

Visual AF and easy handling. It’s an instant EDC that you can make and put directly into your wallet (or purse). The beauty is you can use different sized bills, receipts, paper or brochures. It’s clean.

Michael

Philip

This is such a great method and it looks impossible, I watched and watched and rewatched and still couldn't work it out. I would have given it 5 stars had it been clean at the end. to make it end perfectly you would need a valid reason to pocket it, perhaps vanishing it after the change would work well. I still think it is the sharpest bill change and the idea of changing things other than bills could be its real strength. a blank paper changes to their card or similar prediction. This would be very strong. I love it.

Tony

Nice trick. The explanation is clear enough to follow. Relatively easy to make and perform. During the explanation of constructing the gimmick, he uses an American one-dollar bill and a blank piece of white paper saying the contrast makes it easier to see the construction. However, using a blank paper leaves a question as to the orientation of the bills as there are no markings on the white paper indicating which side is front or back, top or bottom. You may have to refer to other parts of the video to see how the bills match up and relate to each other. The effect is quick, not a whole bunch of folding, it's visual and fun to practice. It may be important to some to note that due to the gimmick, it cannot be handed out and there is also one step during the presentation where one of the bills cannot be shown on both sides. It's always ready to perform, there basically is no reset, after performing it you can put it away and it is already set to go again.

Edward

The change itself is fantastic, better than many others out there. However, I feel the teaching of the "arts and crafts" could be much better. Without giving away the method, the orientation and placement of some pieces is unclear because of the example materials used. An additional explanation using actual materials would be greatly appreciated.

Brian

I like this, but teaching it with a blank bill and a buck was a mistake. It is very difficult to figure out the orientation during construction because there is no way to know which piece goes where. My first attempt was completely the opposite of what it should have been. Oh well, maybe it’ll keep less guys doing it.

Jonathan

Very good gimmicked dollar change. Construction is actually quite easy.

Learning how to construct this will take you about 20-40 minutes. Once you get it down, you will probably be able to make a gimmick in under 5 minutes. I would recommend practicing the constructing using paper money (motion picture bills, monopoly money, etc.) so that you are at the peak of your learning curve before you start cutting up actual money. The keys are making sure that the orientation of the bills was correct and making sure that everything lines up. Oddly, real money is a little more forgiving its paper counterpart so if you can construct this in paper, the real thing is actually easier.

The change itself is about as simple as simple could be. That will take you about 5 minutes to learn and another 20 minutes or to refine it in front of a mirror. It does not look visually compelling from the magician's point of view but is fast and quite surprising from the audiences point of view. We're talking about an essentially effortless change that looks almost like CGI. Very compelling.

On the up side, the change is simple and mind blowing. On the down side, you absolutely cannot hand out the gimmick to the audience unless you do a quick change for a regular bill. Additionally, you can show only part of the back of the 'changed' bill--to show full front and back you have to change back to the original bill. Not a deal breaker by any means but an important consideration.

The instruction, overall, was excellent. The one thing missing though, was showing how to orient one of the parts of the gimmick. It will still work, but if one part is upside down you will end up changing your upside up bill for an upside down one. (As above, constructing this out of cheaper materials will help you understand how to orient everything before you start burning through real currency.)

Really well done and effective bill change, an easy to make gimmick, and well taught. Recommended.

Alexei

Without giving much away, this is an excellent, highly visual transformation of one bill into another that looks like pure magic. The trick that has two main drawbacks: 1) preparation requires some "arts and craft" as the performer will be building a gimmick; 2) the bill is not examinable. The classical Kozlowski Bill switch is still my preferred method. I liked the video a lot and if you can get this at a discount, go for it.

Riccardo

Good Idea. I think it works very well when the audience are in front

Raymond

Very visual change. I will be making this up and seeing how to routine it. I do belive it is a worker in the rite hands. Not so much of a beginner change but with practice it can be done. The angles are great to a point depending on how you do the change. He goes over everything to make it as smooth as possible nothing is left out and is taught in great detail. If you are looking for a very fun and visual change pick this up you won't regret it.

Matthew

Similar to some other bill change methods, but with a key addition that makes the change more visual at the expense of being examinable. You can show it cleanly, but cannot hand it out. Also, there's a disassembly of a bill, so this could be a little expensive if, say, going from a one to a one hundred. Overall, glad I purchased it.

Ed

It's alright, but one of the main drawbacks is that doing this with polymer bills while possible, would completely change the look of the trick. Without giving too much away, you wouldn't be able to be so free with the handling. I was disappointed that the explanation video doesn't mention polymer bills at all. Also, there is no live performance video included. It looks like you shot one for the trailer so why not include it. The only performance we get is the trailer, and a 10 second demo at the start of the main video.

Larry

This is the most confusing build I've ever seen. By using blank paper, he destroys ANY CHANCE of following his explanation. All he had to do was NUMBER each corner of the blank paper. But nope.

I'm really regretting the amount of work (and fake bills) I'm going to have to go through to get the correct steps.

Also, he uses...and doesn't tell you....GORILLA SUPER GLUE BRUSH AND NOZZLE.

And he does say is that if you save the bits of bills, you can tape them back together and spend them. But how does he get two bills that are SUPER GLUED together back apart? Is there a special solvent? Or does this type of glue just pull apart? OR did he mean if you used rubber cement, you could pull it apart.

Too many unanswered questions for this. It would have been so simple if someone would have just WRITTEN the ORIENTATION on the blank paper.

I will eventually get this right...but I'll never be happy about it.

Douglas

Taught clearly and in depth. Down side is that the bill cannot really be handed out for examination, which is a natural conclusion to such a change. Seems there are alternative methods that overcome the drawbacks in this method.