Wild Card Aviator Cards

A new different and really wild premise! Magician, about to do a trick, takes out 9 cards. He shows that 8 of the 9 cards are identical, and one, the wild card, is of a different suit and value. All are slowly shown and counted. the packet of 9 cards is placed in the left hand, face down, 4 of the cards are dealt on the table face down, 4 are dealt face up to the right of four face down cards. Magician is left holding the ÔwildÕ card.He taps the backs of the 4 face down cards and when turned over, each has gone ÔwildÕ and become the suit and value of the wild card. Then, the face up cards are caused to change to the ÔwildÕ card suit and value, which is a stunner for the audience. This is one of the most popular tricks among card men in recent years. Only 9 cards used, and no rough/smooth. Be sure to include one in your order. With case.Note To Reader: The late Jack Gwynne, who was never especially interested in card tricks, but who knew a good trick when he saw one, became particularly enamoured of ÒWild CardÓ. After using it in bridge size cards with a lot of fun and success, he covered a board with black felt, and worked the trick in Jumbo cards for stage use. It was easily seen in any audience and became one of his hits.