Reform 52
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Overview
The best torn and restored card ever... just got better.
A playing card is freely and openly torn into four pieces. No funny moves, no sleights, no palming. It is clearly torn and the pieces and handed to the spectator.
The spectator mixes the pieces back to front, front to back so some are face up and some are face down. The 4 pieces are now signed, marked or dated with anything they choose by four different people.
Without any complicated sleights , difficult palms or any other sneaky business outside of a basic magicians skill level the card instantly and visually joins back together in the most unexpected and impossible way. The card is a mismatched design front and back. The torn edges can been seen on the outside edges of the card. And all four signatures are STILL ON the card.
It is a truly impossible object that people will want to hold, examine and keep forever.
This is true magic, and it is available at a skill level and price point way below what you would reasonably expect.
Reform 52 comes with 52 gaffs meaning it is now twice the of any previous releases in this range. Every card from a regular deck is possible meaning all you need is reform 52 gaffs, plus a regular deck.
Beyond Reform quite possibly:
The best torn and restored card ever.
The easiest torn and restored card ever.
The most logical torn and restored card ever.
The best giveaway torn and restored card ever.
The most surprising torn and restored card ever.
The most inclusive torn and restored card ever.
The only four person signed torn and restored card ever.
The greatest kicker torn and restored card ever.
The most memorable keepsake torn and restored card ever.
It's easy to do.
It can be performed surrounded.
It's great value for money.
Reform 52 comes highly recommended for magicians of all skill levels.
A playing card is freely and openly torn into four pieces. No funny moves, no sleights, no palming. It is clearly torn and the pieces and handed to the spectator.
The spectator mixes the pieces back to front, front to back so some are face up and some are face down. The 4 pieces are now signed, marked or dated with anything they choose by four different people.
Without any complicated sleights , difficult palms or any other sneaky business outside of a basic magicians skill level the card instantly and visually joins back together in the most unexpected and impossible way. The card is a mismatched design front and back. The torn edges can been seen on the outside edges of the card. And all four signatures are STILL ON the card.
It is a truly impossible object that people will want to hold, examine and keep forever.
This is true magic, and it is available at a skill level and price point way below what you would reasonably expect.
Reform 52 comes with 52 gaffs meaning it is now twice the of any previous releases in this range. Every card from a regular deck is possible meaning all you need is reform 52 gaffs, plus a regular deck.
Beyond Reform quite possibly:
The best torn and restored card ever.
The easiest torn and restored card ever.
The most logical torn and restored card ever.
The best giveaway torn and restored card ever.
The most surprising torn and restored card ever.
The most inclusive torn and restored card ever.
The only four person signed torn and restored card ever.
The greatest kicker torn and restored card ever.
The most memorable keepsake torn and restored card ever.
It's easy to do.
It can be performed surrounded.
It's great value for money.
Reform 52 comes highly recommended for magicians of all skill levels.
What’s included
Streaming video tutorial
Specifications
- Skill level
- Beginner to Intermediate
- Best for
- Close-upWalk-aroundTable-hopping
- Reset
- Instant
- Method
- Gimmick-based
- Distance
- 0-2 feet (30- 60 cm) · 2-4 feet (60 - 120 cm)
- Pocket space
- Minimal — fits in pocket
- Instructions
- Streaming video tutorial
- Publisher
- Matthew Wright
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