Amazing. Really amazing.

I thought it was just a magnet or hook attachment in the back, but if you can really hand the chain and card out to examine, then it looks very impressive.

This looks great. My order is in!

This looks great. My order is in!

Being s I have all of richards other stuff.....my order is in as well!!!

Looks like another winner to me.

A different clever approach to "Tagged" by Shawn Farquhar.

Curse you Sanders for releasing even more amazing looking effects that I can't resist purchasing!!



I agree with Chris and Cameron with regards to having the card signed. It doesn't look like the card can be signed. If it could I'm certain he would have performed it with a signed card in the video and it would also be mentioned in the ad. But as mentioned, when the revelation looks that spectacular and impossible it's not even necessary.

Here goes more money to Richard

Agree, me too!

I don't even think twice when he releases a product anymore. Even when it's an effect that doesn't end up fitting with my repertoire, I still revel in its genius. This particular effect looks absolutely stunning, so I'm hoping that it will fit in with my performance style and repertoire. Now just waiting...

I have to agree with Brian. I usually hate when people post, "If X puts something out, you know it will be great." But in Richard's case, I have just about everything he has ever released and I honestly can't remember a single item that I was not thrilled with. In fact, I currently do 4 of his routines in my walk around set. He truly is one of my top three magicians. This new effect by Richard and Owen looks super visual. I perform in suits so this won't be much use for me in formal shows, but it looks so good, I'm going to have to pick this up for impromptu settings. I just hope it can be quickly reset.

I think this is a REALLY GREAT idea from Cameron Owen. If I'm correct in inducing the method, I think it CAN be done with a signed card. If you look at the way the chain is going through the card, you might deduce the method as well.

While the specs check the chain through card, you ditch the gimmick.

Awesome,
Greg Rostami

Anyone know if I have to wear the card on my neck BEFORE I start the trick? That is my deal breaker.

Also, why is Cameron Owen's name in such small font in Sander's website? I didn't know Cameron created the trick until someone mentioned it on here.

Boy, you said it all for me!

I think the card can be signed, but the handling would have to be a bit tighter and as others have mentioned, it's the type of effect that a signature is not really needed.


DVLKCC
I don't think you link a card on the chain around your neck and then have to switch the card, but then again, that's just my opinion.

If it's as smooth from start to finish, as the demo would lead you to believe, then Richard Sanders has another hit on his hands.

To me, it will boil down to how smooth everything is after the visual link, til the chained card is handed out.

I am most intrigued by the fact that this could be a good giveaway. As Steve says, if the visual link to the hand out is that smooth then I am sold. (I am buying it anyway).

I saw on Ebay that you can buy about 100 dog chains for about $24.

I'm a big Richard Sanders fan, but I have to ask...

Is the chain really threaded through the card? If so, then I don't see how a signed card can used.

And if not, then it's not really examinable, is it?

Robert

It appears like it truly is. Also it's examinable thus I highly doubt that you can have the card signed. Looks absolutely amazing though.

I think the card can be signed, but that should not be the selling point of this effect and would be one of the reasons it's not stated in the advert.

I could be wrong, but I don't think so and if I'm right, it would not be much trouble at all, if the solution I come up with is the method Richard is using.

I placed my order lastnight, so I will know soon enough.

Im liking this more by the minute.

Michael Dustman
Thanks for the info on the dog tags,im headed to ebay now.

Steve

Nice try!