Take your Coin in Bottle routine to the extreme with Corker Coin in Bottle by Chris Capstone! Performer displays a bottle and a cork, which are both handed out for examination. The cork is then inserted into the top of the

From the creative mind of Marcelo Insua a.k.a. Mr. Tango, another original coin routine to perform on stage, parlor and close up. Minimal sleight of hand, incredible effect: TWO SIGNED COINS EXCHANGE THEIR DATES! Watch the video demo…

This is a very quick flash item, easy to carry in your wallet, and most economically priced. The performer removes a Credit Card (or an ATM Card from his wallet. In an instant and without any cover the card changes to a large

A coin is securely sealed with rubber bands inside a plastic case. Case is wrapped in a hanky for a moment. When the hanks is removed, the coin has vanished! This is an amazing coin vanish that is easily performed and at an extremely

Stefanus Alexander's CTB is a visual change from Bill to Bill or Receipt to bill. This ingenious method allows you to change one bill to another, One Bill To Multiples or even a store receipt to cash for the ultimate recycling! Imagine

The Coin Through Can has evolved. The magic happens IN THE HANDS of the spectator where a borrowed (and signed if desired) coin is thrown from a distance towards an empty soda can that a spectator holds in THEIR HAND... The coin is

Is this a single effect? No way! With CTM, you will get many astonishing effects in only one package. Nash Smile has created a wonderful illusion you can use ANYTIME. The perfect transitional effect between your card routine and

A dollar bill is shown between two plastic sheets. The plastic pieces have been fastened with rubber bands and a padlock has been locked through a corner of the sheets and the bill. A spectator is asked to initial the bill through a

It's simple and simply terrific! Your spectator cuts a deck of cards. The card that is on top of the cut pile is set aside. You place a half dollar into the spectator's hand, and ask him to wave his hand over the chosen card. The card

It’s simple and simply terrific! Your spectator cuts a deck of cards. The card that is on top of the cut pile is set aside. You place a quarter into the spectator’s hand, and ask him to wave his hand over the chosen card. The card is