Moving Violation by Jay Sankey

It looks like something out of science fiction movie! The performer opens a small wallet to show a business card featuring a hypnotic printed pattern with a small hole near one end. Then slowly, very slowly, the hole impossibly melts its way across the entire length of the card! The visual impact is incredible! And then the performer HANDS EVERYTHING OUT FOR EXAMINATION! The card, the wallet, EVERYTHING! It takes 10 seconds to reset this mind-blowing effect and the extremely clever gimmicks do all the work for you! You can even perform the same stunning effect with your own business card, a playing card or a dollar bill! Deadly easy to do, it's the perfect walk around trick you will do everywhere! And remember, EVERYTHING CAN BE EXAMINED! Comes complete with wallet, gimmicks, specially printed cards and instructional DVD featuring a variety of handlings and effects including "The Classic Handling," "One of Six," and the "Ultimate Business Card Giveaway!" 

"GOOD LORD!! This trick ROCKS!!!! My girlfriend got home an hour after I started playing with it and she was floored by it. I'm taking it to the streets tonight. I can't think of a better way to hand out my business card!" - Thommy R. 

"Jay's stuff is always strong, but MOVING VIOLATION is one of the best tricks he's ever released! The 'ONE OF SIX' handling is exceptional." - Mark M. 

"Jay's video demo freaked me out so I had to buy it. Then I got it in the mail and was even more impressed. Super smart trick! I love it!" - Kelly B. 

"Sankey is a freaking genius! From the moment you have a spectator freely select the card you are so, so far ahead of them. 'Moving Violation' is a wonderfully commercial, extremely easy-to-do thing of beauty." - Tom C. 

"I did it last night for a guy with a 20 dollar bill. When I handed him the bill and he saw it was a REAL HOLE he looked like I hit him with a shovel! Great effect." - Sam S. 

"The gimmicks are awesome, but it's the handling of the trick that I really admire. Another home run from Sankey." - Trevor L.