Magicians Insurance Card by Vinny Sagoo

I expected a little more from this to be honest. But it's not bad, and is basically it's an "out" for a trick that goes wrong, or you can use it as a "gag" before revealing that you do know the card after all. What you get is a credit card style plastic card that has "Your Card" on the reverse. A bit of a cheap shot really. The packaging also includes instructions for Harry Blackstone's "Card Trick Without Cards", which you can use to deduce any card after a number of math based calculations. I can't see myself ever using that, to be honest. It's good for a bit of a laugh, if that suits your style, but I don't expect to use this much.

Not the most useful piece in the world, but it gets a laugh. While it isn't really the kind of prop I would typically use, it can get you out of a spot when a trick goes wrong, and it doesn't take up a lot of space. Using that way it can give off an unprofessional vibe if your style differs. I have found it works well on the younger audiences - 12 and under :). It's a nice item to have, but maybe not the most practical, and not essential carrying equipment. That said, it is well made and will serve it's purpose well for a while. I grabbed one when it was on sale, and am happy with the purchase.

I expected a little more from this to be honest. But it's not bad, and is basically it's an "out" for a trick that goes wrong, or you can use it as a "gag" before revealing that you do know the card after all. What you get is a credit card style plastic card that has "Your Card" on the reverse. A bit of a cheap shot really. The packaging also includes instructions for Harry Blackstone's "Card Trick Without Cards", which you can use to deduce any card after a number of math based calculations. I can't see myself ever using that, to be honest. It's good for a bit of a laugh, if that suits your style, but I don't expect to use this much.

Not the most useful piece in the world, but it gets a laugh. While it isn't really the kind of prop I would typically use, it can get you out of a spot when a trick goes wrong, and it doesn't take up a lot of space. Using that way it can give off an unprofessional vibe if your style differs. I have found it works well on the younger audiences - 12 and under :). It's a nice item to have, but maybe not the most practical, and not essential carrying equipment. That said, it is well made and will serve it's purpose well for a while. I grabbed one when it was on sale, and am happy with the purchase.

I expected a little more from this to be honest. But it's not bad, and is basically it's an "out" for a trick that goes wrong, or you can use it as a "gag" before revealing that you do know the card after all. What you get is a credit card style plastic card that has "Your Card" on the reverse. A bit of a cheap shot really. The packaging also includes instructions for Harry Blackstone's "Card Trick Without Cards", which you can use to deduce any card after a number of math based calculations. I can't see myself ever using that, to be honest. It's good for a bit of a laugh, if that suits your style, but I don't expect to use this much.

Not the most useful piece in the world, but it gets a laugh. While it isn't really the kind of prop I would typically use, it can get you out of a spot when a trick goes wrong, and it doesn't take up a lot of space. Using that way it can give off an unprofessional vibe if your style differs. I have found it works well on the younger audiences - 12 and under :). It's a nice item to have, but maybe not the most practical, and not essential carrying equipment. That said, it is well made and will serve it's purpose well for a while. I grabbed one when it was on sale, and am happy with the purchase.

I expected a little more from this to be honest. But it's not bad, and is basically it's an "out" for a trick that goes wrong, or you can use it as a "gag" before revealing that you do know the card after all. What you get is a credit card style plastic card that has "Your Card" on the reverse. A bit of a cheap shot really. The packaging also includes instructions for Harry Blackstone's "Card Trick Without Cards", which you can use to deduce any card after a number of math based calculations. I can't see myself ever using that, to be honest. It's good for a bit of a laugh, if that suits your style, but I don't expect to use this much.

Not the most useful piece in the world, but it gets a laugh. While it isn't really the kind of prop I would typically use, it can get you out of a spot when a trick goes wrong, and it doesn't take up a lot of space. Using that way it can give off an unprofessional vibe if your style differs. I have found it works well on the younger audiences - 12 and under :). It's a nice item to have, but maybe not the most practical, and not essential carrying equipment. That said, it is well made and will serve it's purpose well for a while. I grabbed one when it was on sale, and am happy with the purchase.

I expected a little more from this to be honest. But it's not bad, and is basically it's an "out" for a trick that goes wrong, or you can use it as a "gag" before revealing that you do know the card after all. What you get is a credit card style plastic card that has "Your Card" on the reverse. A bit of a cheap shot really. The packaging also includes instructions for Harry Blackstone's "Card Trick Without Cards", which you can use to deduce any card after a number of math based calculations. I can't see myself ever using that, to be honest. It's good for a bit of a laugh, if that suits your style, but I don't expect to use this much.

Not the most useful piece in the world, but it gets a laugh. While it isn't really the kind of prop I would typically use, it can get you out of a spot when a trick goes wrong, and it doesn't take up a lot of space. Using that way it can give off an unprofessional vibe if your style differs. I have found it works well on the younger audiences - 12 and under :). It's a nice item to have, but maybe not the most practical, and not essential carrying equipment. That said, it is well made and will serve it's purpose well for a while. I grabbed one when it was on sale, and am happy with the purchase.

I expected a little more from this to be honest. But it's not bad, and is basically it's an "out" for a trick that goes wrong, or you can use it as a "gag" before revealing that you do know the card after all. What you get is a credit card style plastic card that has "Your Card" on the reverse. A bit of a cheap shot really. The packaging also includes instructions for Harry Blackstone's "Card Trick Without Cards", which you can use to deduce any card after a number of math based calculations. I can't see myself ever using that, to be honest. It's good for a bit of a laugh, if that suits your style, but I don't expect to use this much.

Not the most useful piece in the world, but it gets a laugh. While it isn't really the kind of prop I would typically use, it can get you out of a spot when a trick goes wrong, and it doesn't take up a lot of space. Using that way it can give off an unprofessional vibe if your style differs. I have found it works well on the younger audiences - 12 and under :). It's a nice item to have, but maybe not the most practical, and not essential carrying equipment. That said, it is well made and will serve it's purpose well for a while. I grabbed one when it was on sale, and am happy with the purchase.

I expected a little more from this to be honest. But it's not bad, and is basically it's an "out" for a trick that goes wrong, or you can use it as a "gag" before revealing that you do know the card after all. What you get is a credit card style plastic card that has "Your Card" on the reverse. A bit of a cheap shot really. The packaging also includes instructions for Harry Blackstone's "Card Trick Without Cards", which you can use to deduce any card after a number of math based calculations. I can't see myself ever using that, to be honest. It's good for a bit of a laugh, if that suits your style, but I don't expect to use this much.

Not the most useful piece in the world, but it gets a laugh. While it isn't really the kind of prop I would typically use, it can get you out of a spot when a trick goes wrong, and it doesn't take up a lot of space. Using that way it can give off an unprofessional vibe if your style differs. I have found it works well on the younger audiences - 12 and under :). It's a nice item to have, but maybe not the most practical, and not essential carrying equipment. That said, it is well made and will serve it's purpose well for a while. I grabbed one when it was on sale, and am happy with the purchase.