The magician "marks" and isolates the card freely chosen by a spectator by clipping a paper clip on it. Despite these laboratory conditions, this card, placed in the middle of the deck, mysteriously rises to the top, and then transforms in the spectator's hands. The effect is extremely baffling and very visual.  

This is the "remastered" version of the "Classic Signed Card", which you can see and learn more about on this site. The chosen card, signed by a member of the audience, is lost in the deck. Incredible as it may seem, it is the spectator himself who will find his own card in the face down deck! To re-materialize this card, the spectator simply makes a magic pass over the deck and the signed card reappears face up in the middle of the deck. The magician then turns the other cards over and to his amazement, they are now all completely white! In this + version of the routine, all the cards are given out for examination at the end, which was not the case in the "classic" version.  

The chosen card, signed by a member of the audience, is lost in the deck. Incredible as it may seem, it is the spectator himself who will find his own card in the face down deck! Even more astonishing, the signature as well as the face of the spectator's card will disappear in a very clear way; the card becomes entirely white! To rematerialize this card, simply make a magic pass over the deck and the signed card reappears face up in the middle of the deck. The magician then turns the other cards over and to his amazement, they are now all completely white!  

The spectator and the magician each think of a card. In this new approach to this great classic by Dominique Duvivier, the magician’s card will change the whole deck…  

Two red kings sandwich a freely chosen card. The card dematerializes in the magician’s fingers then reappears face up in the face down deck. A killer!  

By deduction, thanks to his intuition, the magician tries to find the chosen card of the spectator. He doesn't succeed at all; but what he does is much stronger!  

Like Dustin Hoffman in "Rain Man", you want to show your exceptional instant memorization skills. After thoroughly shuffling your deck of cards, you announce that you have memorized the position of the red and black cards; but in demonstrating this, you fail miserably! But surprise, you say that half of the cards are red-backed, and the other half are black-backed; and that in truth, the cards have been sorted by their backs!!!  

The magician promises to make the audience live an "almost mystical" experience! Three cards are chosen freely, and lost in the deck. The magician declares that he will "hypnotically put the audience to sleep" without anyone noticing it. He then picks three cards at random from the deck, hoping that they are the chosen cards... but none of them are! The three cards are placed in front of each of the three spectators, each of them confirms that it is not his card. The magician then "frees" his audience, who was until then under his "total hypnotic power": the three "wrong" cards are turned over one by one: they are now the good ones! Guaranteed impact!  

A spectator finds, in a very clear way, the position of another spectator's card in the deck. It's baffling, funny and very commercial: you can create a wonderful moment of magic and interactivity with the audience. This trick combines, in a particularly clever way, an ACAAN with a "Double Reality" principle. You will appreciate the clever combination of sleight of hand with psychological principles, which reinforce each other. It is brilliant!  

Two cards are freely chosen from an examined and shuffled deck, and then they are lost. The first card will be the first to be found, then it will disappear and reappear several times under different conditions. At the end, the second card will magically turn face up in the middle of the face down deck! A succession of effects as mysterious as they are incredible!  

The Extraordinary Card is one of Dominique Duvivier's great classics. He delivers here the latest version of his magnificent trick. The effects are multiple: the cards mimic one another, transform, appear, disappear ... a maelstrom of effects that will leave you stunned and make you think: "But will it never stop ... ". If you have an "Addict" subscription, you can get the trick at a reduced price here: https://mayette.com/fr/2182-carte-extraodinaire-new