This mental magic trick is highly recommended. While it might be a bit challenging to understand from the video alone, we've included a detailed Japanese instruction manual and all the necessary props. Additionally, we've included toy practice banknotes (the same size as a 10,000 yen bill) so you can easily practice and get the hang of it. This allows you to perform very interesting and impactful mental magic tricks. Here's the product description: Rick Lax's "Money Comes and Goes" takes everything that’s great about Bank Night and transforms what could be a tedious, random process into a fun, suspenseful, and engaging experience. It's a psychological battle between the magician and the audience, which leads to tons of laughs, doubling the fun of being an audience member and watching the audience. Spectators wrestle with the impulse to choose the high-value bill and the impulse to ignore the "influence" of the magician. And, Rick's surprise ending solves the problem common to any effect set in a bank night: How do you allow the audience to feel like they won? 1. It works with any bill, regardless of material or size. The denominations don’t even have to match. It’s as easy as using baseball cards to create an international currency mystery. 2. It’s easy to perform and requires no sleight of hand. 3. It’s highly engaging and sophisticated, yet easy to adapt to your own personality and venue. 4. Rick has performed and refined this act for years, and it's a masterpiece. Please watch the video on YouTube (in English, but you can understand the effect): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJuWedoWT0s What you'll receive: a set of practice banknotes, the props used, and what's in the detailed instruction manual (pictured). *There is no video explanation, but the instruction manual is sufficient. Watching the video in addition to reading the manual will help you understand it even better.*