Eagle Eye by Kyle Purnell

Eagle Eye by Kyle Purnell

Money magic just got a serious upgrade.

Hand over a dollar bill for examination. There's a bold black circle around the eagle on the back, your "favorite part" of the bill, or so you claim. Then you do the impossible: you peel the eagle right off the bill. Not a trick of the light. Not sleight of hand they can catch. It's gone, and they just checked the bill themselves.

Place the eagle in your spectator's closed fist. Rub the pyramid on the front of the bill and watch it visually turn into the eagle before their eyes. Now have them open their hand. The pyramid is sitting right there. Somehow the two images swapped places entirely.

And you're still not done. Transform the pyramid back into the eagle, restore it to the bill, and hand the dollar out for one final examination. Clean start, clean finish, nothing to explain away.

This isn't a bill change. It isn't a restoration gag. It isn't a transposition your audience has already seen a dozen times on YouTube. You're physically removing artwork from a dollar bill and sending it on a trip, and that's not something people forget.

Why magicians love Eagle Eye:

Fully examinable before and after the effect, no funny business, no excuses needed

Built for real world carry, the gimmick stays loaded and ready inside your wallet at all times

Comes complete with realistic practice bills plus the specially prepared gimmick

Works with your own real currency once you've got the moves down

Kyle Purnell built Eagle Eye to be the kind of close up magic that actually stops a room. Weird, visual, and completely impossible. If you perform money magic or you're looking for a mentalism style moment that plays huge in someone's bare hands, this belongs in your wallet.