Taiwan Ben has been known to create some of the most practical magic and Banked is no exception.--Eric Chien, 2018 FISM WORLD CHAMPION. "Banked is the new innovation of the Coin To Bottle effect."--Mike Liu. Banked is an

A borrowed cell phone VISUALLY penetrates a borrowed water bottle. Sealed inside, it must be removed at knifepoint! Borrow a cell phone from the audience or use your own. Also borrow a bottle of water from the audience and pour out any

You will not believe it, what you see in the video is real and AMAZING! Jhony Zam did it again! After the success they have had with their Twister flavor and Delicious change products, CANDY POP arrives ... A fun

A glass bottle is shown and the cap from the bottle is placed on your palm, suddenly, the bottle is slammed on the cap. The cap penetrates the bottom of the bottle. The bottle is then handed to the spectator to be examined.

Vanish any small object from the audience, like a ring, coin, bill, signed card or any other small item. Show a bottle of soda, water or juice of any kind and give to the spectator to hold. Now invite him to open the "factory sealed" bottle

Performer displays 4 Jumbo Cards, hinged together, to make a chain. Cards are displayed front and back, then formed into a triangle, from which he produces silks, flowers sponge balls and similar items.

Most magicians are familiar with the Instant Art or Color-It pictures, where a black & white picture in a frame visibly gets colored when pulled out. Now combining some "magical" Cartoon Art to the coloring

Champagne Card is a surprising but very simple pocket trick. The magician asks a spectator to sign a photograph depicting a bottle of champagne and an empty champagne glass. The spectator chooses a card. The chosen card appears in the

This is a miniature Dove Pan, designed exactly as the Dove Pan, and good for the production of small amounts of candies, baby chicks, cracker jacks, or jellybeans. Chick Pan includes integrated pedestal for easier handling and also includes

The magician displays a small (5-inches round) aluminum pan and opens it, showing the inside empty. He places the lid back on, snaps his fingers and when he removes the lid again, a live chick (or any other object which fits