Whit Haydn’s Impromptu Card Code – Inside Magic Review
We have written this review for Whit Haydn’s Impromptu Card Code several times in the past few weeks. If you are reading this now, it is likely the final version and our opinion for all eternity.
Whilst perusing Lybrary.com, we found The Impromptu Card Code, read the description, and tossed it virtually into our metaphorical shopping cart. The presentation and secret are part of a Windows Media download for $6.00; or as part of the compilation DVD Convention at the Capital – 2000, for $20.00.
Here is the description:
Imagine performing a card trick for a blind person – making them the star.
Actually, any unsuspecting spectator can instantly become your secret accomplice and read your thoughts.
They will be able to identify the color and value of cards without looking at them. Practical and magical.
Who among us would not part with $6.00 to learn the secret to the effect described? Actually, who among us would not gladly pay twice that amount for a trick half as good?
Categories: Magic Review Tags: Card Magic, Whit Haydn