Standing On Edge by Bob McAllister

Effect: A crisp bill is borrowed from a spectator.   The performer takes the borrowed bill, holding it horizontally between the thumb and first fingers of each hand, he places it on its edge on the table.  The performer then turns it over and balances it on the opposite edge.  Turning the bill over to its original position, a fold is made lengthwise and again the bill remains in a balanced position.  The bill is now arced in a horizontal position, balanced by the two bottom corners.  Now comes the piece de resistance!  The bill is turned vertically and it remains standing.  The performer blows gently and the bill falls to its natural position on the table.  It is now handed back to the spectator.