So I work in a bank now...

[xela]

And it's really tempting to perform Fraud, especially because of how many anti-counterfeit measures we have.

Still, I need a reliable bill-switch since I wouldn't be wearing a coat indoors. Anyone have any (ORIGINAL, not copyrighted) ideas about switching out your bill for theirs?

My current thought is to do it while I have them find a sharpie to sign the bill with, but it's risky and wouldn't work with multiple people around.

[Don Boyer]

Sorry, bro - the only money magic I'm doing at the moment is playing with the coins from Captain and Coke 2.0.

I'm not completely sure it's a good idea to display your monetary sleight of hand skills when you work in a bank...  It would only take a single person ranked higher up who doesn't appreciate the display of skill to trigger a bucketful of problems for you.  Were I in your shoes, I'm reasonably certain I wouldn't risk it.

[Anthony]

I'm not completely sure it's a good idea to display your monetary sleight of hand skills when you work in a bank... 

I work in IT for a large Credit Union, I would stay clear of that performance.

[10ofclubs]

On the Wizard Product Review yesterday, they discussed a toppit by Wayne Fox that fits on your sleeve. They said it could be used to perform a bill switch. Not original, but worth looking into.

[John Spade]

LOL I don't have any suitable bill switches, reading that made my day tho xD

[CrankUP]

Sorry, bro - the only money magic I'm doing at the moment is playing with the coins from Captain and Coke 2.0.

I'm not completely sure it's a good idea to display your monetary sleight of hand skills when you work in a bank...  It would only take a single person ranked higher up who doesn't appreciate the display of skill to trigger a bucketful of problems for you.  Were I in your shoes, I'm reasonably certain I wouldn't risk it.

Really good point...

Next thing you know, the FBI will snatch you up to try to get to the bottom of this...