This looks utterly impossible! You'll love performing it! Two coins, a Morgan silver dollar (superb replica) and a brass Chinese coin, are placed in the spectator's hand. The spectator covers the coins with their other hand. A

Mark Mason has developed the finest Coin Matrix ever! Millennium Matrix is coin set that allows you to be two steps ahead during the routine. You don't even touch the coins! They move as if by real magic! Four quarters are placed in a square on the ta

Pay-Off the instant card change! This is visual magic at its best. Hold a playing card between your hands. Ask someone to name ANY card in the deck. Show them the card in your hands. It’s the Pay-Off card with their card named. You explain you shoul

Fold up a dollar bill, and a quarter magically rises up from inside! Produce quarter after quarter from the same dollar bill. The last quarter that appears magically changes into another dollar!

Each package of mini bills includes a one, five, ten, and a twenty. These bills are are perfect for use with our Comedy Mini Wallet or with any other money routine!

A spectator is handed three brass rings and some paper. The rings fit together in such a way that they can be formed into a drum. The paper acts as the skin and the rings are used to secure the paper in place on each side of the drum. Even though the s

Here is an easy trick that requires no skill but has the appearance of highly skillful manipulation. First an empty glass is shown and covered with a silk. Four real half dollars are placed on a handsome coin stand as seen in the illustration. Performe

A borrowed and marked coin vanishes from a handkerchief held by the spectator, and reappears in a sealed bag, inside another sealed box, in yet another sealed box. Easy to do, complete with all requirements including plastic

Many magicians have performed penetration illusions because of their strong impact on audiences. It's particularly baffling when the solid objects involved are everyday ordinary items. "Miracle Coin Thru" allows you to perform a

The magician shows both sides of a mirror and a coin to the audience. He then places the mirror along the middle of the coin. He pulls the mirror back to show a complete mirror image of the coin. Next he pulls away the