An impossible looking prediction where a blank deck of cards sits on top of a black envelope.

Inside the regular envelope there is a postcard. The postcard could be from anywhere in the world. The envelope never leaves the spectators view.

You explain that your friend went on vacation and sent you a postcard. Any spectator is asked to guess which month your friend went on vacation. Let’s assume they say March. Next they guess which day in March. Let’s assume they say the 14th. All free choices.

The deck of blanks are removed from the card box. Every card has a different city written on one side. March is the 3rd month, so one at a time, three cards are dealt face up. Then fourteen (March 14th) cards are dealt and once again face up. They can see different cities on all the cards.

The card that lands on March the 14th is placed in the spectator’s hand. The envelope is opened and the postcard is slid out. It’s from the beautiful city of Rome. The spectator turns over the card they are holding. It Says Rome.

Some of the fine points:
►Works in any language.
►Instantly resets.
►Only one deck used.
►No memory work.
►Only one envelope used.
►No switching of the card.
►No adding anything.

Comes complete with all necessary props, gaffs and online video instructions by Mark Mason. Can be learned in ten minutes. Uses Mike Kirby's ingenious X-Act principle. Manufactured by Mark Mason’s JB Magic.