SIGNS | Vernet Robson Museum quality binding and slipcase

Museum quality binding and slipcase

Most likely it was named this because ancient Roman coins usually had a ship on one side and the profile of the head of an Emperor on the other side

each routine has been well thought out and choreographed to provide a highly entertaining and mystifying experience that will leave audiences stunned

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SIGNS | Vernet Robson Museum quality binding and slipcaseDecode the present to predict the future IMAGINE THIS: The magician shows three business cards with predictions written on them. These predictions are doodles, so he announces that he's going to teach three spectators how to read them. To do so, he whispers something to each of them. The spectators sign the predictions. One of the spectators names the predicted cards and they match cards that were chosen. Finally, the magician offers to explain how to