You place four quarters in the Boston Box. Cap the Boston Box and place it on the back of your hand. You even open the lid to show the quarters inside the box. On your command the four quarters, penetrate through the box,

You place four quarters in the Boston Box. Cap the Boston Box and place it on the back of your hand. You even open the lid to show the quarters inside the box. On your command the four quarters, penetrate through the box, through your hand and

The Trickery's Metal Mystery Series--This set features a Boston and Okito Box. Made from aluminum and anodized in black with a silver jeweler's cut design in the lid. Sized to fit the new gold dollar coins or Susan B. Anthony

This box beautifully crafted in teak wood is used for a highly effective penetration of solid through solid. Performer displays a small wooden box slotted on top and bottom through which a coin can pass. A glass sheet is

Four coins are placed into a container. This container is placed face down on the back of the performers left hand. When tapped with the right hand the coins penetrate thru the hand and fall down on the table. Full instructional DVD

The performer can make a pile of coins appear in the empty box. Then you can also make the coins in the left box magically jump into the right box! For use with a US .25 coin.

Always be ready to show people a miracle! This trick fits in your pocket and can be done anywhere--anytime. Borrow a coin from a spectator (yes, they can mark the coin) and place it in a handkerchief (or simply vanish by your

The Brass Coin Safe is a super new item based on an ancient puzzle. It is a brass box large enough to hold a coin, finger ring, etc. There is a hole in the cover of the box that lets you look into the box and see what's inside. Open the screw-on lid an

This is a great party giveaway. This trick is very easy to master and is very inexpensively priced for giveaways. A coin is borrowed and placed in a small box with a clear see through cover. The cover is screwed back on t

A coin is borrowed and placed in a small box with a clear "see though" cover. The cover is screwed back on the box. The spectator is asked to take out his coin, but when he tries to do this he finds the cover turns, but